Pick a saree that complements your body type

Saree is an age-old attire that is still worn by Indian women, and how! The craze for this 6-yard desi garment is so big that many women outside India have started experimenting with it. Today, women are draping sarees in ways more than one. The fabric of the saree and the way you wear it, can make you look a stunner. Mehta Saree Centre reviews the style of saree you should adopt, based your body type.

Tall Women

Sarees with heavy borders and detailed embroidery look better on tall women. Printed sarees complements their height, as the body is like a canvas where different designs can be flaunted. Tall women have a wide range of sarees to choose from.  If you are tall, cotton or silk sarees will enrich your appearance.

Short Women

Chiffon, georgette, and silk sarees look enticing on short women. Women short in height should go for borderless or narrow bordered sarees. Vertical prints give the illusion of tallness, an advantage short women can exploit.

Overweight Women

If you’re overweight, say goodbye to stiff and thick fabrics. Dark colored chiffon and silk sarees will sit well with your figure. Moreover, wearing your saree high and long blouse will cover your chubbiness. Handloom sarees also look good on an overweight body. Saree drapes have a lot of impact on the way you look. Overweight women could go with the Ulta Pallu drape.

Thin Women

To look slightly voluptuous, slender women should try silk, cotton and organza sarees. Thin women look gorgeous in light coloured sarees.

Short and Slim Women

Avoid thick borders and heavy embroidery as it won’t accentuate your body. Using medium-sized printed saree will not make you look dense.

Tall and Slim Women

If you’re lofty and slim, go for heavy border sarees. You can attract attention with a variety of colors and detailed embroidery. Different blouse designs will add a tang to your looks.

Mehta Saree Centre Chennai provides a wide range of beautiful sarees in a variety of colors and styles. Visit us to explore the charm of India’s most-loved traditional dress for women.