Sari is undoubtedly a perfect garment for any woman, regardless of her age and figure. However, not every sari will look good on all women. Therefore it is necessary to know how to wear a sari to appear slimmer, while the success of your attire provided.

Imagine, for example, a woman of small stature, who wears clothes from a fabric with big, bold pattern. But, in any case, were you ever, that you can wear a same cloth in many different ways? If not, then you underestimate sari. Since there are different types of saris and different kinds of draperies, you can try to wear it in different ways. Options draping saris are endless.

Sari - this Indian clothes, which gives a woman a graceful, elegant, sophisticated and sensual appearance. But be picky when choosing a sari. Buying this beautiful piece of clothing, you should always take into account your weight, height and complexion. The fabric and the pattern must be such as to accentuate your face and figure. Your saris should give you confidence.

How to drape saris: basic rules

• Take the left hand side of the top edge of a sari and wrap around the waist from behind, so that the end of the sari (pallu worked) remained free from the other side.
• Tuck the upper edge of the inner part of the sari petticoat underneath, so that the saris were free to fall to the floor.
• Wrap around sari front waist so as to be the same length as the rear.
• Tuck a little under the top edge of a sari petticoat that the length of the sari remained at the same level.
• Make some smooth folds right and tuck under the bottom of the skirt, so that the bottom edge of a sari reached the floor.
• Take the other end of the sari with both hands and put pallu worked on his left shoulder, so that it hung from the back.

Sari for larger women

• If you choose the right fabric and the right zadrapiruete sari, you will look much slimmer than it actually is.
• It is best suited to you lightweight fabrics. Choose crepe georgette, chiffon, Italian silk and other light materials. These fabrics are well fitting to the body, and perfectly sitting on a figure. Such material drapes beautifully and makes you look slimmer.
• The dense fabrics such as cotton and organza, add volume figure. Avoid these tissues.
• However, if you still love saris made of cotton fabric, woven by hand, choose lightweight cotton, or a blend of cotton and other materials.
• Some saris from South India, for example, saris in cotton and silk Silk - a legacy of the Yellow Emperor , Will suit you more than the traditional heavy cotton saris.
• Heavy and shiny fabrics do not suit you.
• Dark colors are best suited full women.
• Good and properly drape a sari, not to create unnecessary volume in certain places.
• If you have a tummy, and you want to wear a sari of a heavy dense tissue such as Banaras, do not make too many folds at the waist at the navel. Create folds so that they are not concentrated in one place.

Sari for slim women

• If you are not too thin, you can wear a sari of any type.
• But if you are very thin, choose a fabric that will add splendor to your figure.
• Sari of heavy and bulky fabrics such as brocades Brocade - luxurious fabric with a rich history Heavy silk, cotton, organza, and so on, will suit you best.
• On you will look good ornate saris, for example, with lots of embroidery, as well as the more traditional sari sari Kandzhivaram and twill.
• If you are tall, and like to wear a sari made of synthetics, choose fabrics with large and bold patterns.
• Women of small stature have to choose a sari with a narrow border and a small figure, rather large and bold patterns. Broader border on saris make you visually shorter.

• Sari bright colors such as pastel shades will look good on your figure.
• Richly decorated in the style of saree Lehenga also look good on slim figure Slim figure: acquire and hold .
• If your figure is too straight, and her lack of femininity, you need to think about the sari is sewn in advance. Better yet, make a sari to order, so it is emphasized your figure.

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