
What dark blue and dark green saree combo?! Were they just playing eeni-mini-miney-moe with the colors and picked two?
Especially with the highlights in her hair, the saree combo just looks out of place and incongruent.

For somebody who takes great delight in noticing and identifying different shades of colors, I found this cartoon to be very funny!
What I hate the most is when people confuse Maroon with Brown…!

Shilpa has perfected the art of wearing a saree below the navel (ok, way below the navel), without looking slutty.

I like this saree, period. There is an inherent glow to the saree and I like the mesmerizing pallu and understated border.
The design of the blouse is consistent with the theme of the saree and that is A-OK with me.
What I hate about this is that the execution of the blouse – seems like it is trying to provide support where she doesn’t need… let me just leave it at that.
Some might say that this saree is slightly outdated, may be, but as saree designs go, I like it.

Not thrilled with this one – I do like the baby pink color and the various hues that she has incorporated, but this forced drape where a portion of the blouse shows is just getting on my nerves – especially after what Elizabeth Hurley did.
You don’t have to tuck the saree to reveal things – let it be a natural part of the drape.

It is not matching but coordinated, I think it goes rather well with the translucent quality of the saree and the contemporary look.
Oh the jokes one could make…
Who is sari now?
We saw Elizabeth Hurley’s b**b (and we are not sari)
Someone should probably tell Liz Hurley that there’s a reason why Indian women wear those half shirts under their saris…

NSFW – NSFW

Mouna Bhat in a black saree. I guess she is famous for being famous. She is fast finalists of Fame Gurukul, one of the most watched Indian reality television shows.