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Glam Up Your Party Look: 15 Bollywood-Inspired Saree Styles

Glam Up Your Party Look: 15 Bollywood-Inspired Saree Styles - Anvi Couture

Saree was an instant hit from day one and continued to be a source of inspiration for a multitude of wardrobes not only across the subcontinent but on a global level. One could not go wrong in asserting that a saree, as an ensemble, formed part of Bollywood's iconic looks. From the grace of draping that only Rekha could pull off, to the more modern ways of draping echoed by Deepika Padukone, Bollywood has given us numerous ways to glam up our saree game.

In this blog, we will cover just how Bollywood influences fashion, give you some highlights of iconic saree styles on the silver screen, and present to you 15 Bollywood inspired sarees for you to wear to your next party. And do stay till last with our call to action and have a glance at our Designer Saree Collection!

It is evident that Bollywood forms a strong influence in fashion. Since the early days of cinema, filmmakers and actors found a way to bring stories to a wider life by making the looks imaginative, though easily accessible, with fashion. More so, the sari is always a great canvas to have everything highlighted to show the versatility of this beautiful garment.

Iconic Bollywood Sarees

Certain saree styles became a synonym for the actresses wearing them:

  • Rekha's Kanjeevaram Silk Sarees in films like "Silsila" simply ooze traditional elegance.
  • Sridevi's Blue Saree in "Mr. India" made the rain dance sequence sensuous.
  • Deepika Padukone's Contemporary Drapes in "Chennai Express" wove the past seamlessly into the present.

15 Bollywood-Inspired Saree Styles

Feel like the party's star with these 15 Bollywood-inspired saree styles:

  • Frill Saree: Do the usual saree drape with the inspiration from Sonam Kapoor in "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag" to make a frill saree.
frill saree
  • Sequin Saree: For the evening to have a little flair, here is Kareena Kapoor in a sequin saree for her "Heroine."
  • Banarasi Silk Saree: Create a passage and feel regal, just like Aishwarya Rai in "Devdas," with the Banarasi silk saree.
Banarasi Silk Saree
  • Net Saree: Priyanka Chopra showed the perfect blend of class and sass in "Dostana." in a gorgeous net saree.
Net Saree
  • Georgette Saree: Flowy drape goes with a georgette saree, just like Madhuri Dixit in "Dil To Pagal Hai."
Georgette Saree
  • Chiffon Saree: Now, this one is best draped effortlessly, just like Sushmita Sen in "Main Hoon Na."
Chiffon Saree
  • Printed Saree: Vidya Balan in "Kahaani" displays bold pattern printed ones.
Printed Saree
  • Zardosi Embroidered Saree: Shilpa Shetty in "Dhadkan" shows some intricate designs and went for zardosi, which makes everyone take a second glance.
  • Velvet Saree: Take your winter party looks a notch higher by draping a saree that emulates the one Anushka Sharma draped in "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil."
  • Lehenga Saree: Play fusion fashion as you deck up in an attire with the silhouette of this lehenga saree, as worn by Alia Bhatt in "Student of the Year."
Lehenga Saree
  • Satin Saree: To take a bit overboard in the attire capacities, wear a satin saree like Katrina Kaif draped in "Jab Tak Hai Jaan."
Satin Saree
  • Organza Saree: Sheer and feather-light, organza sarees are all the rage à la Shraddha Kapoor in "OK Jaanu."
  • Kanjeevaram Saree: Classic and evergreen, Rekha-inspired Kanjeevaram sarees. 
  • Digital Print Saree: Kangana Ranaut's digital print sarees in "Queen" are apt for a tinge of modernity.
  • Dual-Tone Saree: Wear a resplendent, multi-shade saree a la Deepika Padukone in "Yeh Jawani Hain Deewani.” 

Most importantly, to really carry off the swagger that these Bollywood saree styles emit, put on the right kind and amount of accessories and makeup that one should naturally wear with it. Here are a few tips:

Jewellery: As far as jewellery goes, you could opt for statement-making pieces or maybe pair it up with chandelier earrings and a bold choker, in an ideal case.

Footwear: Heels are in order to still keep on the sophistication of the saree drape.

Makeup: A bold lip or smoky eyes can extra-glam your look.

Hair: Finish off your look with a classic Bollywood hairstyle—a sleek bun or softly curled hair. Bollywood has always served as an inspiration for the current fashion trends, including styles of sarees. With such Bollywood-inspired styles of saree in your closet, you will surely make the glamorous statement of enchantment during the party time. Want to make your party look a special one? Some of our collection careers are designer sarees, so buy a designer saree for the next event. Shop joyously!