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5 Fabulous Saree-Blouse Combinations For Your Wardrobe

5 Fabulous Saree-Blouse Combinations For Your Wardrobe

Saree a.k.a six yards of sheer elegance is one of the most versatile and beautiful garments in the world of fashion. They say “When in doubt, wear a saree”, and we couldn’t agree more. However, the biggest doubt arises after we pick up the saree of our choice – which style of blouse to pair it with?

With a plethora of saree blouse designs and styles around, it becomes as tricky as solving the Rubik’s cube to select the perfect colour, cut, fabric to pair with your saree. Fret not! We are here to make your life a tad bit simpler. We have curated a list of the ultimate saree blouse combinations that are here to stay.

Here’s what Binks recommends:

1. Metallic Sarees and Embellished Blouse Combo

Metallic sarees have become the B-town actresses’ favourites of late, and we definitely know why. They are the perfect combination of all the elements to make it everyone’s favourite choice – bling, bold and beautiful!

An embellished piece will be a perfect blouse design to go with your metallic saree. Adorn it with pearls or stones depending upon the colour of the saree. You can also add net to the blouse design to give it that extra zing.
metallic saree
metallic saree

2. Organza Sarees and Solid Sleeveless Blouse Combo

The popularity of organza sarees has skyrocketed in recent times. They have become the go-to choice for all festivities and weddings. This contemporary form of sarees looks the best when paired with a solid coloured (from the same colour palette as the saree or a contrast) sleeveless blouse. It’s a simple yet classy, easy-to-carry look. Go for a plunging neckline to add an oomph factor to the entire look.
Organza SareesOrganza Sarees

3. Sequin sarees with a Strappy Bikini Blouse Combo

Who doesn’t remember the iconic Priyanka Chopra Jonas’s Desi Girl look? The popular Manish Malhotra sequined saree became every girl’s brief for a glam look. This saree and blouse design combination never disappoints. It’s the perfect pick for a cocktail party, a wedding reception or any festivities. The best part is how you can play around with the various styles of the bikini blouse design – be it with noodle straps, a halter neck or just a tube. This look is all kinds of glamorous and we’re here for it. So go and pick up that sequined saree (stitching the perfect blouse is on Binks, of course!) while we take a quick dance break on Desi Girl.

Sequin sarees with a Strappy Bikini BlousevSequin sarees with a Strappy Bikini Blouse

4. Linen Sarees with Printed Blouse Combo

Linen sarees are hands down forever classic pieces. We are quite sure that everyone has at least one hand-me-down linen piece from your mums or grandmas. These sarees are

memories more than just a piece of clothing. They are light and easy to carry and oh-so-gorgeous. A printed blouse not only balances out the entire look but also helps in creating an effortlessly stylish vibe. So, pull out those linens from your mama’s wardrobes and get the perfect blouse designed. (Binks can help, just saying *wink*)
Linen Sarees with Printed Blouse

Linen Sarees with Printed Blouse

5. Ruffled Saree with a 3/4th / Full Sleeve Blouse

Ruffled sarees have made a huge comeback and how! Ruffles had their big fashion moment in the 17th-century British era. But this marriage of the classic 6-yard beauty and the ruffles has made a big fashion statement in 2022. Straight and simple blouse designs with 3/4th or full sleeves work very well with the ruffled sarees. Since, there is already a sense of movement in the sari due to the ruffles, keeping the blouse simple and straight works perfectly well. Nevertheless, you can play around with the colours, prints, embellishments as per your choice.

Ruffled SareeRuffled Saree

As promised, we are sure to have made your life simple in terms of selecting the blouse and where to get it stitched from. Visit getbinks.com or connect with us on Whatsapp to place your hassle-free stitching order.

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