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A monochrome approach to your outfit will be your safest bet in making a statement. Stick to the basics—a black blouse—that will go with your other saris.

A blouse can make or break your look and there’s nothing like turning to eternal classics such as a backless iteration for an occasion.

Undeniably royal, a plush velvet ensemble will help you up the ante without trying too hard.

Whether you are attending your best friend’s wedding or a far-off relative’s engagement, a vivid colour sharara like hers in the picture is the perfect option for a day-appropriate look.

The good ol’ red sari never goes out of style, keep it minimal and let the colour do all the talking.

Bookmark this blouse design which is equal parts modern and risqué. You can thank us later for the guaranteed statement-making result it will offer.

Add fresh flowers to your look that are in contrast to your ensemble for a pretty result.

The humble white sari has proven time and again that it will always make for a riveting statement. Pro tip: add a pop of colour with accessories of your choice to make the look extra special.

An off-the-moment, neutral Anarkali is a bare essential for your wardrobe and will never be boring. Consider shades of toast, cappuccino or oatmeal to get your seal of approval.

Traditional Indian prints are always a good idea! Case in point, the flaming, Bandhani print sari that the actor dons with a pair of golden jhumkis.

To keep it light, turn to chiffon saris for small ceremonies. The light as air drape will ensure all eyes are on you…

If you think chiffon is not the way for you, turn to a Kanchivaram sari. You can’t deny its magic… To keep it in sync, keep your make-up light and play with dainty accessories.