Designer Sarees by famous Indian Fashion Designers are very popular not only in India but also in international markets. Such saris come in various color shades, designs and mind blowing hand work like zari, mirror, stone, embroidery, zardosi, kundan etc. Lately, half-n-half and Lehenga saris have become very popular. Ethnic element and the traditional touch to Indian costume is still very much alive even in the modern fashion era. However, the conventional look of any garment will not change whatever the fashion may be.
Indian designers are displaying much more novelty designer sarees than before. The list of the most successful designers is not an easy one to make. Considering the current talent pool, it is probably at an all time high. Until very recently, we had only a handful of them. We probably knew each of them by name. However, that’s not the case anymore. There are innumerable designers with incredible talent. List of few top Indian fashion designers include: Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Manish Malhotra, Anita Dongre, Neeta Lulla, Ritu Kumar, Rohit Bal, Anamika Khanna, Nishika Lulla, Tarun Tahiliani.
Wisely choose designers
Buying designer sarees should not be a challenge as most are influenced by their popular designers. However a working knowledge of Indian designers and their area of specialization are important while shopping for designer sarees. It’s fair to say that almost all Indian designers have their fair share of brilliant collections. However, when it comes to ethnic wear sarees few designers have truly created a name for themselves that sets them apart from the rest. Designer sarees made of chiffon, georgette, viscose, jackquard, crepe, silk and velvet feature in a list of Bandhej, Mysore silk, Kasavu, Chanderi and many more.
Sari plays an important role in Indian culture. In olden days Indian women were wearing saris only at home. Slowly it became an occasional wear, hence, it is still an integral part of their lifestyle. With more and more western influence, sari took the center stage and it replaced dresses and skirts at large. Sari continues to grow in popularity due to the rich culture and fashion pundits. Indian fashion designers are known to create Bollywood inspired outfits. Popularly worn by Deepika Padukone, Shraddha Kapoor, Priyanka, Sonakshi, Vidya Balan and many other Bolloywood actress.
Significance of Sari in Indian culture
Sari is a true Indian traditional wear as it holds Indian values and culture. Although sari wearing is a difficult task, Indian women are doing wonders with it. These days a draped sari with a bustier blouse is how I see celebrities wear on the red carpet. Saris labeled by famous Indian Fashion Designers name are adorn with velvet patches, ribbon work, laces and Resham work. Further, intricately hand embroidery, zircons, crystals and embellish with zircons. They have made the best use of fabrics like Silk, Brocade, Crepe, Georgette, Net and Shimmer. Thus make women look more attractive, irresistible and above all well dressed. Although traditional saris have their distinct appeal, lately a growing demand has been witnessed for designer sarees.
Among various types of designer sarees – silk, chiffon, crepe, faux georgette has emerged as the prominent winner. Georgette is a stylish fabric made of polyester and nylon. The delicate and soft texture provide a glamorous look and makes it a comfortable wear. The charming drape of georgette sarees mingled with traditional Indian designs and patterns. The special georgette sarees that are aesthetically designed to give a gorgeous look are called faux georgette. These sarees are very popular among modern urban women who like the rich craft, kundan and resham ensemble ideal for the party look. Faux georgette are also popular north Indian bridal wedding dress.
Designer Sarees Trivia
Indian fashion industry has evolved with spirit over time to keep in pace with the changing demands of people from all over the world. From the era of dominance of cotton and silk modern women are now opening up to flaunt designer sarees even as Indian bridal wedding dress. In year 2013 Cannes Film Festival celebrated 100 years of Indian Cinema, paying homage to the birth of Indian Cinema. The Festival also saw the beginning of a new breath of fashion forward styles from leading ladies of Bollywood. We can imagine glamor these ladies would have had to meticulously decide on which designer’s to wear on festival day. Designers must create new templates that suit their creativity instead of allowing the market to set the pace for them, says famous Indian Fashion Designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee.
