Not only celebrities, but with its ability to be warm in winter, and cooling in summer, its professional and aesthetic appearance can be for example, folded and tucked, the saree has developed itself to be the most suitable attire for South Asian women and beyond.

These older women saree influencers are showing the internet that everything that they dream, can be achieved in clothes of their choice.

Mili Sarkar’s stunt is so flawless and smooth that people’s perception of the saree’s fussiness might change after watching the video.

Dastidar was previously a participant in Zee Bangla’s Sa Re Ga Ma Pa in 2015 and was one of the top 5 finalists. 

Kutty’s mom, Chitra Narayanan, a renowned journalist, shared a LinkedIn post that decodes the reasons behind her daughter’s hugely successful viral video which features the 23-year-old hula-hooping in a saree and sneakers.

The #SareeFlow movement that Kutty has kicked off is an attempt at liberating women from the stress that wearing sarees brings. It’s a young take on a traditional attire, adding some spunk and lightness to it.

The flavor of the saree changes from place to place, with a different design and style depicting a particular region.

What #SareeTwitter has done, is to renew my resolution to wear more sarees. The saree, I realize, is always more than just an everyday garment. A saree is an identity, a comfort, a statement, a growing into, writes Kiran Manral.

It all comes down to the freedom of choice then. Especially for women. Especially in modern India. To wear sarior not, she and only she has the power to decide that. She does not owe any explanation to anyone for her choices, writes Gunjan Pant Pande.

A couple of days back, one of India’s leading designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee made a statement that irked many. He said, “I think, if you tell me that you do not know how to wear a saree, I would say shame on you”. He said this while addressing at the Harvard India Conference and brought in a […]