Saree Gowns Tradition and modernity combined into one. “Is it a bird? Is it a plane? “, much like the confusion of the crowd who saw Superman for the first time, Saree Gowns also made a similar impact on the fashion industry since in conception. Saree style gowns are not a very recent innovation. We saw the first gown that was styled like a saree two decades back when Princess of Wales, Diana, wore it and was the rage back in the 90s. But slowly, this trend of gowns inspired by the Indian saree style faded away. Then again in 2012, Paris Hilton brought back the trend of the sensual yet modern Saree Gowns, as the heiress donned a pink saree gown at the launch of her handbag store in India.
Saree style gowns basically mimic the fall and drape of a saree. The gowns styled in this way often come with a 'pallu' or a drape hanging loose from the shoulders. Even a normal one-shoulder gown can be given the look of a saree style outfit if the sleeve is loose like 'pallu'. These beautiful attires are perfect for those divas that have unskilled and clumsy hands that cannot drape and tuck in sarees the traditional way and then those who don’t want to wrap around the 9 yards the conservative way. Spreading like wild fire & rapidly becoming a closet staple in every style-savvy woman’s wardrobe, the sari gown is a rage and is a style trend that isn’t going away any time soon. Nothing says “east meets west” more beautifully than this – all the glamour of the sari on a contemporary canvas with a western silhouette.