Published 20:15 IST, April 6th 2019
While celebs started the 'typed' sari trend, India gives it a political twist in the election season
Sending a message with things written on clothes is not a novel idea. But move over Kurtis, t-shirts, caps, jeans. Its time to write messages on the sari.
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Sending a mess with things written on clos is t a vel idea. But move over Kurtis, t-shirts, caps, jeans. Its time to write messs on sarees. A host of celebrities have recently triggered trend of literally draping ir attitudes by wearing sarees with written messs on m.
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mess can be auspicious tidings like Nita Ambani’s ‘Shubhaarambh’ sari which was a Sabyasachi creation with word embroidered on her blouse and Deepika Pukone’s ‘Sa Saubhagyavati Bhava’ bridal choli.
(Photo credits: Viral Bhayani)
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Some saris like Sonam Kapoor and Rhea Kapoor’s ‘Everything is AK-OK’ just reflects how y feel and ir approach towards life. words customize sarees to personality.
Photo: Rhea Kapoor Instagram
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d saris are t just a fashion trend in Bollywood. During election season, re have been an outpour of 'political sarees' ranging from Narendra Modi sarees, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi sarees featuring ir faces along with Party slogans. While many are tired of seeing politicians on constant rallies, various anuncements all over news, some just don't seem to get eugh of political breeze in country, willing to pay for se trending 'Lok Sabha' sarees.
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Here are a few artistic examples:
t just words but prominent events have also featured many a time as a mess on sarees. Cashing on surgical strikes, med saris with words ‘Surgical strike’.
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Being woke in ‘tritional’ way, seems to be an up and coming market in India.
20:14 IST, April 6th 2019