It’s the season of festivities with Holi and Baisakhi being round the corner. We know you want to look your best when it comes to dressing up for festive occasions. So, here in this write-up I will tell you a little bit about Jamawar Sarees, Anarkali Suits, Jacquard Salwar and Designer Salwar Kameez that are very much in demand among young women of today. Let me start with Anarkali Suits that were a rage in the 1970’s and are still the perfect choice among women who want to get that retro look on any festive occasion. The Salwar is mostly kept plain in â€Anarkali Suits’ and the dupatta has embroidered sequins on it. You can even add a â€Rajasthani Morjari’, a designer footwear to increase the glam quotient of an Anarkali Suit. Another interesting option that you must try is a Jamawar Saree. This is one fabric that will help you get the real classy and royal look as Maharajas in the medieval era used to wear gowns made of Jamawar. Have a look at any Jamawar Saree on any saree portal and you will know why these sarees command such astronomical price tags. If however, you feel that you have a very slim frame and a saree would not do justice to your silhouette then you can definitely try a designer salwar kameez complete with resham work , embroidery, sequins, beads that would make you like a princess. There are numerous options you have when it comes to buying a salwar kameez but you should carefully choose the one that suits your body type and skin color perfectly. If you have a dark or dusky complexion, then you should pick a salwar kameez of a darker color like purple, deep blue or dark green that would match your skin tone perfectly. A jacquard salwar kameez is also in vogue these days given the figure â€hugging qualities of the jacquard fabric. Jacquard when used in sarees offers a soft drape while it proves to be very comfortable when used to stitch a salwar kameez fabric. In this piece, I have given you a brief introduction about various types of fabrics that go into making a Jamawar Sarees, Anarkali suits or a Jacquard salwar kameez. Now what you should do is to make a trip to the local market and browse through the various designs so that you get a touch and feel of these fabrics. But when it comes to making a purchase I would suggest you log on to any online portal and order a saree online. Not only will you get a mind-boggling array of designs to choose from but also get steep discounts on the MRP as well as selling online proves to be much cheaper for merchants. There is no harm in trying out this medium once as it will go a long way in broadening your horizons. Check it out today!
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