I know the photo is highly photoshopped, like most pictures are, but this one gives her a very unnatural look.
I like the saree and I think given the choice between green, orange and purple blouse, I think purple is the best. Lighter shade of green might have worked too, but it wouldn’t be as glamrous.

Every Wednesday we let the sarees do all the talking.

Aditi Govitrikar in a blue saree: especially notable is the twisting of the pallu that shows off her endowments well.


I have a special liking for mixing green and red; they don’t always look very sophisticated together, but sometimes that’s exactly what you are looking for.
Let’s not get jaded! I post pictures of beautiful sarees draped on beautiful people; each saree costs more than a life time of wages for some of these real woman working in the field.
I find this picture more touching and more beautiful then any picture of stars of bollywood and the sarees more beautiful then any saree that any designer ever created.
See the similar picture of woman doing construction work at Ochha fort.
The white saree with a very colorful background looks really nice.
Colombo Fashion Statement was held a couple of weeks ago and I show cased some of the Shobha De Sarees there.
Here are a couple of Satya Paul sarees. Nothing new here, most of the things we have seen before, but Puneet’s work is so distinctive that it is a delight to watch it.


And yes, that is Neha Dhupia.