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When it comes to fashionable Indian clothing, nothing can beat the evergreen appeal of the silk sari. Whether it is because of the sheer variety of options available in the silk sari or its subtle and lustrous beauty, women seem to prefer it above all other traditional garments. Contrary to popular belief, there are also a lot of beautiful silk sari varieties that can be worn for semi formal or even casual occasions. These are three stunning silk sari looks for different occasions:

Kanchipuram S

Regional sarees from India are some of the richest in terms of design and boast of some of the most unique and original patterns. However, in a land so vast there are certain types of Indian ethnic sarees that are more common than others. Some of the lesser known regional variants of sarees include Kota sarees from Kota in Rajasthan, Muga Silk sarees from Assam, Baluchari sarees from Bishnupur in West Bengal, Gadwal sarees from Telengana and Andhra Pradesh, Tanchoi sarees from Uttar Pradesh, to

When it comes to fashionable Indian clothing, nothing can beat the evergreen appeal of the silk sari. Whether it is because of the sheer variety of options available in the silk sari or its subtle and lustrous beauty, women seem to prefer it above all other traditional garments. Contrary to popular belief, there are also a lot of beautiful silk sari varieties that can be worn for semi formal or even casual occasions. These are three stunning silk sari looks for different occasions:

Kanchipuram S

Regional sarees from India are some of the richest in terms of design and boast of some of the most unique and original patterns. However, in a land so vast there are certain types of Indian ethnic sarees that are more common than others. Some of the lesser known regional variants of sarees include Kota sarees from Kota in Rajasthan, Muga Silk sarees from Assam, Baluchari sarees from Bishnupur in West Bengal, Gadwal sarees from Telengana and Andhra Pradesh, Tanchoi sarees from Uttar Pradesh, to