4 Easy Saree Draping Styles With Long Blouse

The timeless appeal of a saree is charming as it is, but it gets even more beautifully showcased when draped in different ways. By styling and draping the saree the way you want, you can completely change its look. We’ve curated a guide with four easy saree draping styles with a long blouse. Keep reading to learn more. 

Easy Saree Draping Styles With Long Blouse

Here are four easy saree draping styles that you can pair with a long blouse: 

Bengali Saree Draping Style

The Bengali saree draping style is a traditional and elegant method known for its simplicity and grace. Here's how to drape it:

• Begin by tucking the saree's plain end at the waist and wrap it around once.
• Form broad pleats and tuck them in the centre.
• Bring the pallu around the back; drape it over the shoulder.
• Let the pallu hang freely.
• Secure with pins or brooches for an authentic touch.

Dhoti Saree Draping Style

The dhoti saree draping style is a fusion of traditional saree and dhoti draping, offering a modern, chic look. Here's how to drape it:

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• Start by tucking the saree's plain end at the back.
• Bring the saree forward between your legs, creating a dhoti-like appearance, and tuck it at the back.
• Make pleats for the pallu and drape it over the shoulder.
• Secure the pleats and adjust for a snug, comfortable fit.

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Belt Saree Draping Style

The belt saree draping style adds a contemporary twist to traditional saree draping by cinching the waist with a belt. Here's how to drape it:

• Drape the saree normally with neatly pleated pallu over the shoulder.
• Secure the pleats at the waist with pins for a tidy look.
• Place a stylish belt around the waist, over the saree pleats, to accentuate your waistline.
• Adjust the pallu for a structured finish.

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Front Saree Draping Style

The Front Saree Draping Style, also known as "seedha pallu," is a traditional Gujarati style where the pallu comes to the front. Here's how to drape it:

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• Begin by tucking the saree at the waist and wrapping it around once.
• Create pleats and tuck them in the centre.
• Bring the pallu from the back to the front, draping it over the right shoulder.
• Let the pallu fall in front and secure with a pin for a neat look.

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