Nothing makes an Indian woman happier than showing off six metres of pure grace, and this is also unquestionable for Vidya Balan. She wears light saris in artificial silk, lehriya, chanderi silk, silk chiffon, silk georgette, silk cotton, kanjipuram, jamdani, shibori or floral with absolute elegance and the innocence of her character, shown in her first Bollywood film, Parineeta.
The queen of unconventional roles is the perfect example of how to carry a saree as an office attire. The reason – office-goers don’t have time to think about what saree to wear and looking at Vidya’s choice of sarees, it seems like they can carry it through a tiring workday with utter sophistication and absolute dignity.
Vidya Balan in an elegant bottle green and red cotton silk sari
Originally from a South Indian background, ethnic tradition is deeply rooted in the Shakuntala Devi Famous actress. She loves to dress according to her roots, unlike most who run away from them to welcome new or foreign roots. She wears a simple bottle green saree with a classic red designer blouse in contrast.
This saree can be worn for a pooja ceremony, a housewarming ceremony or to attend a wedding. Her makeup is minimal, with a small black South Indian bindi. With large round gold earrings and single gold bangles on each hand, her saree looks complete.
Vidya in an extravagant red jacquard sari
Vidya decorates her red bridal saree-like outfit with golden jhumkas (that jhumka?) and opts out of necklaces to make her sarees the centre of attention. The saree has a richly embroidered pallu with a plain red blouse with matching border. It reminds us of newlywed Sonakshi Sinha’s bridal saree. This saree goes perfectly with teej, karvachauth, wedding reception etc.
Vidya in white hand painted mulmul cotton saree
Vidya She adorns the white hand-embroidered saree with multicoloured border and red classic blouse from Darbhanga’s Geetanjali boutique. The wide, scalloped rusty jhumkas complement her saree very well. She completed the look with neutral makeup and a red bindi.
Vidya in mustard coloured cotton saree
Once again, going local is Vidya’s anthem. She shines like the setting sun of a beautiful evening in Yuti’s Handloom. For a simple mustard saree, she complements it with a multi-coloured blouse with long sleeves and a plunging neckline. She left her hair loose with light makeup and no jewellery. Be it an intimate ceremony, a movie premiere night or a cocktail party, this lightweight saree is one of the best choices for women of all ages. Young or old, it doesn’t matter! It weighs little and can be worn all day long, which is all that matters!
Vidya in a black saree
Vidya stuns in a black, gold and copper red saree. Vidya Balan is obsessed with long sleeve blouses; this look is proof of that. The stunner accessorized the look with oxidized silver jhumkas. Here, she sports a sleek bun with minimal makeup.
Most women love to embrace the saree as a symbol of India’s rich culture. But the Paa actress gives us the warmth, confidence and certainty to rock it with great comfort and utter finesse. Balan knows how to turn heads in a saree, and she has managed to carry it off with equal grace! Confidence, elegance, innocence and a bit of grace?
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