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Sarees have always been timeless, but the way people drape and style them today is changing fast. Across social media, a new wave of creators is experimenting with folds, layers, textures and silhouettes in ways that feel fresh and effortless.
Some are bringing back forgotten draping techniques, some are giving the saree a modern twist, and others are proving that sarees belong to every gender.
What they all share is a love for the iconic desi garment and a desire to make it more accessible, expressive and fun.
Whether you’re looking for everyday styling ideas, dramatic fashion inspiration or simply a new way to wear your favourite saree, these creators have you covered.
Natasha Thasan (@natasha.thasan)
Also known as “The Saree Architect,” Canada-based Natasha Thasan is the founder of Drape Therapy, where saree draping becomes a form of self-expression and comfort.
She experiments with creative, non-traditional drapes and teaches people how to drape in under a minute.
Natasha strongly argues that sarees are not only “feminine,” but they can be worn by any gender.
Ashwini Narayan (@winnynarayan)
Ashwini Narayan is a saree stylist and content creator who brings a modern, wearable touch to traditional draping.
She works closely with handloom weaves and often talks about sustainability, encouraging people to choose fabrics that last and styles that feel natural on the body.
Her drapes are intentionally simple, fluid, and easy to move in, the kind you can wear to work, a casual outing, or even at home.
Ashwini’s content makes the saree feel approachable, comfortable, and truly modern.
Mohini Basu (@moby.236)
Mohini Basu is an India-born scientist and fashion creator who loves exploring bold, modern ways to wear sarees.
She experiments with intricate draping and clever pinning to build sculptural, avant-garde silhouettes.
Her designs are clearly inspired by high fashion; she’s recreated drapes reminiscent of couture names like Schiaparelli and Vivienne Westwood.
Mohini’s styling combines the richness of traditional fabrics with a very contemporary sensibility, turning the saree into a powerful statement piece.
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Pushpak Sen (@pushpaksen_)
Pushpak Sen is a creator and stylist who uses saree draping to challenge gender stereotypes.
He experiments with draping techniques, sometimes draping sarees like a dhoti, other times in more traditional forms, to show that sarees are not limited by gender.
Through his Instagram and public appearances, he makes a powerful statement: clothing is about technique and confidence, not gender.
Thivyan Jayareuben (@thivyan.jayareuben)
Thivyan Jayareuben is a Malaysian professional saree draper and stylist known for his precision and creative techniques, especially his signature “fan-like pleats."
He has worked with several celebrities and runs popular draping workshops that teach detailed drape techniques to brides and stylists.
His approach is very methodical, and people appreciate how clearly he breaks down each step of a drape.
If you want neat pleats, strong structure, and wedding-ready drapes, his content is extremely helpful.
Pooja Jagadeesh (@poojajagadeesh)
Pooja Jagadeesh is known for her fluid, modern saree draping and styling. She gives traditional sarees a fresh update by pairing them with jackets, imaginative blouses, and accessories.
Her social media content leans into DIY looks and handloom sarees, reflecting both creativity and a deep appreciation for traditional textiles.
She has deep knowledge of Indian handlooms and often features them in her styling. She describes the saree as a “living‑breathing piece of fabric” that she can reimagine in her own way.
Tia Bhuva (@tiabhuva)
Tia Bhuva is a Canada-based saree influencer who founded her own brand, Saree Silhouette, which offers stretchy, modern underskirts for more comfortable draping.
She regularly shares draping hacks, styling tips, and pleat-securing techniques on her social media.
Her work makes saree-wearing easier, more stylish, and more practical, especially for people who want a polished look without sacrificing comfort.
She also shares tutorials demonstrating modern drapes like dhoti-style and infinity drapes.
Monalisha Mahapatra (@monalishamahapatra_)
Monalisha Mahapatra is an influencer known for her creative saree styles and DIYs. She regularly posts tutorials, including a Lehenga‑style saree drape.
Her Instagram feed features a wide range of saree looks that mix traditional draping with modern, experimental styling.
She shares tutorials for Bengali-style (Atpoure) drapes and other regional variations. Her Instagram also showcases festive, casual, and everyday saree looks that are easy to follow.
Rohit Bose (@boseoninsta)
Rohit Bose is a creator and stylist known as 'The Modern Dhoti Man'. He is popular for his dapper dhoti and saree draping techniques, showing the versatility of these garments.
He also emphasises creativity and personal storytelling, inspiring many to rethink how sarees can be styled, especially for men.
He challenges outdated views on gender expression and clothing, showing how sarees can be reinterpreted in modern and sustainable ways.
Dolly Jain (@dolly.jain)
Dolly Jain is one of India’s most well-known saree drapers, and she has turned draping into a full-time profession.
She works with celebrities, brides, and designers, and is famous for her speed and technique; she can drape a saree in minutes and has created hundreds of unique draping styles.
Though she’s not a typical influencer, her videos and workshops are great for anyone who wants to learn clean pleats, structured drapes, or high-end bridal styles.
From timeless classics to bold, experimental drapes, these creators prove that sarees can be playful, modern, and personal. Their tutorials and styling tips make it easier than ever to wear a saree your way.