Different types of Sarees on your wayyyy ✨ Look 1: Purple saree in crinkle chiffon with Banarsi border paired it up with purple colour silk blouse. Look 2: It’s an original Indian Banarsi saree, almost 25 years old. My mother got this as a wedding a gift and it looks beautiful on every single girl in my family. For blouse I bought fabric from a local market and got it stitched. Look 3: If you’ve seen my old videos then you must be familiar with this red saree I worn few days back, previously I paired it up with red jumpsuit now I bought red colour silk fabric from a local market and got it stitched. Btw, it’s one of my favourite saree. Look 4: This saree I got it stitched for my sister’s bridal shower almost a year ago, at that time floral print in Organza was in fashion mostly girls used to have dupatta in this fabric but I wanted a saree. I hope you people will like the efforts! 🌸 #plussize#plussizefashion
Different types of Sarees on your wayyyy ✨ Look 1: Purple saree in crinkle chiffon with Banarsi border paired it up with purple colour silk blouse. Look 2: It’s an original Indian Banarsi saree, almost 25 years old. My mother got this as a wedding a gift and it looks beautiful on every single girl in my family. For blouse I bought fabric from a local market and got it stitched. Look 3: If you’ve seen my old videos then you must be familiar with this red saree I worn few days back, previously I paired it up with red jumpsuit now I bought red colour silk fabric from a local market and got it stitched. Btw, it’s one of my favourite saree. Look 4: This saree I got it stitched for my sister’s bridal shower almost a year ago, at that time floral print in Organza was in fashion mostly girls used to have dupatta in this fabric but I wanted a saree. I hope you people will like the efforts! 🌸 #plussize #plussizefashion