Sarees

Welcome to "Summer by Priyanka Gupta," where elegance meets the vibrant spirit of the season. Step into a world of breezy grace and radiant hues with our exquisite collection of sarees.

Each saree in our collection is a work of art, lovingly handcrafted to perfection. Intricate embroideries, delicate embellishments, and meticulous detailing add a touch of glamour and sophistication to every piece.

What is a Saree?

A saree, also known as a sari, is a traditional garment that is draped around the body, worn by women in India and other South Asian countries. It is a long piece of fabric, typically measuring around 5 to 9 yards in length and 1 to 1.5 yards in width. The saree is draped over a fitted blouse (choli) and a petticoat (underskirt), with the loose end called the pallu gracefully draped over the shoulder.

Sarees are known for their versatility and timeless elegance. They come in a wide range of fabrics, colors, prints, and embellishments, allowing for endless variations and styles. The drape of a saree accentuates the natural curves of the body, highlighting the femininity of the wearer.

The versatility of the saree makes it suitable for various events and settings, ranging from casual gatherings to formal ceremonies. It can be worn at weddings, festivals, parties, religious ceremonies, office events, or even as everyday attire, depending on the fabric, design, and styling.

Types of Sarees

Here are different types of sarees:

Banarasi Saree

A Banarasi saree is known for its opulent beauty and intricate brocade work. The rich gold or silver zari motifs woven into pure silk fabric make it a perfect choice for weddings, grand celebrations, and festivals. It suits most body types and can be worn in all seasons.

• Style: Rich brocade work, intricate gold or silver zari motifs.
• Occasion: Weddings, grand celebrations, festivals.
• Fabric: Pure silk.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: All seasons.

Kanjeevaram Saree

Kanjeevaram sarees are renowned for their wide contrast borders and exquisite temple or traditional motifs. Made from pure silk, these sarees are a popular choice for weddings, religious ceremonies, and festive events. They flatter most body types and can be worn in any season.

• Style: Wide contrast borders, temple, or traditional motifs.
• Occasion: Weddings, religious ceremonies, festive events.
• Fabric: Pure silk.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: All seasons.

Chanderi Saree

Chanderi sarees are characterized by their sheer texture and delicate handwoven motifs, often featuring peacocks, floral designs, or geometric patterns. Crafted from a blend of silk and cotton, these sarees are ideal for daytime events, casual gatherings, and even office wear. They are suitable for most body types and are particularly comfortable during summers and mild weather.

• Style: Sheer texture, delicate handwoven motifs (peacocks, floral, geometric).
• Occasion: Daytime events, casual gatherings, office wear.
• Fabric: Blend of silk and cotton.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: Summers, mild weather.

Bandhani Saree 

Bandhani sarees are known for their vibrant tie-dye patterns created by small dots or patterns. They are usually crafted from lightweight silk or cotton fabric. These sarees are perfect for festivals and traditional celebrations. They complement most body types and are particularly favored during summer and festive seasons.

• Style: Tie-dye technique creating small dots or patterns.
• Occasion: Festivals, traditional celebrations.
• Fabric: Lightweight silk or cotton.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: Summers, festive seasons.

Patola Saree

Patola sarees are famous for their intricate double ikat weaving technique and vibrant geometric designs. Made from silk, these sarees are ideal for weddings and festive events. They suit most body types and can be worn in all seasons.

• Style: Double ikat weaving technique, vibrant geometric designs.
• Occasion: Weddings, festive events.
• Fabric: Silk.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: All seasons.

Sambalpuri Saree

Sambalpuri sarees feature traditional tie-dye (Ikat) patterns with geometric or floral motifs. They are crafted from cotton or silk fabric and are commonly worn during cultural events and formal gatherings. These sarees flatter most body types and can be worn in all seasons.

• Style: Traditional tie-dye (Ikat) patterns, geometric or floral motifs.
• Occasion: Cultural events, formal gatherings.
• Fabric: Cotton or silk.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: All seasons.

Taant Saree

Taant sarees are handloom sarees made from fine cotton, known for their light and airy texture and elegant borders. They are suitable for daytime events and casual wear. Taant sarees complement most body types and are especially comfortable during summers and mild weather.

• Style: Fine cotton handloom, light and airy texture, elegant borders.
• Occasion: Daytime events, casual wear.
• Fabric: Cotton.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: Summers, mild weather.

Kota Doria Saree

Kota Doria sarees are characterized by their lightweight and translucent nature, along with square-shaped checkered patterns. They are made from cotton or silk-cotton blend fabric. These sarees are perfect for daytime events and casual wear, particularly during summers and mild weather. They suit most body types.

• Style: Lightweight, translucent, square-shaped checkered patterns.
• Occasion: Daytime events, casual wear.
• Fabric: Cotton or silk-cotton blend.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: Summers, mild weather.

Jamdani Saree

Jamdani sarees are renowned for their intricate handwoven motifs, sheer texture, and fine muslin fabric. Crafted from cotton or silk, they are often worn at weddings and formal events. Jamdani sarees suit most body types and are comfortable during summers and mild weather.

• Style: Intricate handwoven motifs, sheer texture, fine muslin fabric.
• Occasion: Weddings, formal events.
• Fabric: Cotton or silk.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: Summers, mild weather.

Linen Saree

Linen sarees offer a crisp texture and sophisticated appeal, often featuring minimalistic designs. They are suitable for office wear and daytime events. Linen sarees are particularly flattering for rectangular or hourglass figures and are comfortable to wear during summers and mild weather.

• Style: Crisp texture, sophisticated appeal, minimalistic designs.
• Occasion: Office wear, daytime events.
• Fabric: Linen.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types, especially for rectangular or hourglass figures.
• Weather/Season: Summers, mild weather.

Georgette Saree

Georgette sarees are lightweight and flowy, with a crepe-like texture and sometimes embellishments. They are a popular choice for parties and evening events. Georgette sarees suit most body types and can be worn in all seasons.

• Style: Flowy, lightweight, crepe-like texture, often with embellishments.
• Occasion: Parties, evening events.
• Fabric: Georgette.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: All seasons.

Chiffon Saree

Chiffon sarees are known for their sheer and lightweight nature, with delicate drapes and often featuring shimmer or embellishments. They are a preferred choice for parties and evening events. Chiffon sarees flatter most body types and can be worn in all seasons.

• Style: Sheer, lightweight, delicate drape, often with shimmer or embellishments.
• Occasion: Parties, evening events.
• Fabric: Chiffon.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: All seasons.

Net Saree

Net sarees are transparent or semi-transparent, often adorned with intricate embroidery or sequins. These sarees are commonly worn at parties and cocktail events. Net sarees suit most body types and can be worn in all seasons.

• Style: Transparent or semi-transparent, often with intricate embroidery or sequins.
• Occasion: Parties, cocktail events.
• Fabric: Net.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: All seasons.

Silk Saree

Silk sarees come in a wide range of variations, including Banarasi, Kanjeevaram, Mysore, and more. They are the epitome of elegance and are often worn at weddings, festivals, and grand celebrations. Silk sarees suit most body types and can be worn in all seasons.

• Style: Wide range of variations, including Banarasi, Kanjeevaram, Mysore, etc.
• Occasion: Weddings, festivals, grand celebrations.
• Fabric: Silk.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: All seasons.

Printed Saree

Printed sarees feature various prints like floral, abstract, geometric, or ethnic motifs. They are versatile and suitable for casual wear and day-to-day use. Printed sarees are available in fabrics like cotton, chiffon, georgette, or synthetic materials. They complement most body types and can be worn in all seasons.

• Style: Various prints like floral, abstract, geometric, or ethnic motifs.
• Occasion: Casual wear, day-to-day wear.
• Fabric: Cotton, chiffon, georgette, or synthetic materials.
• Body Type: Suitable for most body types.
• Weather/Season: All seasons.

Shop for different colored sarees

Sarees come in a wide variety of colors, each with its own significance and symbolism.

• Pastel Saree: Pastel shades like light pink, mint green, baby blue, and lavender are soft and soothing. They represent femininity, innocence, and gentleness. Pastel sarees are often chosen for daytime events and casual gatherings. They symbolize subtlety, grace, and elegance.
• Red Saree: Red is a popular color in sarees and holds great cultural significance. It symbolizes love, passion, and prosperity. Red sarees are often worn by brides and married women during auspicious occasions and festivals.
• Pink Saree: Pink represents femininity, grace, and tenderness. Lighter shades of pink are associated with sweetness and innocence, while brighter shades exude vibrancy and energy. Pink sarees are commonly worn during festive events and celebrations.
• Yellow Saree: Yellow is the color of joy, happiness, and optimism. It symbolizes new beginnings and prosperity. Yellow sarees are often worn during religious ceremonies, festivals like Holi, and festive occasions.
• Orange Saree: Orange is a vibrant and energetic color. It represents enthusiasm, warmth, and creativity. Orange sarees are popular during festive seasons and are considered auspicious in many cultures.
• Blue Saree: Blue signifies tranquility, calmness, and spirituality. Lighter shades of blue represent serenity, while darker shades symbolize elegance and sophistication. Blue sarees are suitable for both casual and formal occasions.
• Green Saree: Green is associated with nature, fertility, and harmony. It represents growth, freshness, and prosperity. Green sarees are often worn during religious ceremonies, festivals, and as a symbol of good luck.
• Purple Saree: Purple is a color that exudes royalty, luxury, and creativity. It signifies power, ambition, and individuality. Purple sarees are often chosen for special occasions, parties, and evening events.
• White Saree: White represents purity, simplicity, and peace. It is considered an auspicious color in many cultures and is commonly worn during religious ceremonies and mourning. White sarees are also chosen for their timeless elegance and grace.
• Black Saree: Black is associated with sophistication, mystery, and power. It symbolizes strength and authority. Black sarees are popular for evening events, parties, and formal occasions, adding a touch of elegance and allure.
• Gold Saree: Gold is a color of opulence, wealth, and grandeur. Gold sarees are commonly worn during weddings, festivals, and special occasions. They symbolize prosperity, good fortune, and a sense of richness.
• Multicolored Saree: Multicolored sarees offer a vibrant and lively appeal. They represent diversity, celebration, and joy. These sarees are versatile and suitable for various occasions, allowing you to experiment with different colors and combinations.

Saree Fabrics

Sarees can be classified based on the fabric they are made of, and different fabrics offer varying textures, drapes, and suitability for different weather or seasons. It's important to consider the weather and climate when choosing the fabric of a saree to ensure comfort and suitability. Here are different saree fabrics:

Silk Sarees

• Kanjeevaram Silk: Known for their rich and heavy silk texture, these sarees are suitable for all seasons, especially weddings and festive occasions.
• Banarasi Silk: Crafted with intricate brocade work and golden or silver zari motifs, Banarasi silk sarees are ideal for weddings and grand celebrations. They can be worn in all seasons.
• Mysore Silk: Lightweight and lustrous, Mysore silk sarees are perfect for all seasons, especially festive events and formal occasions.
• Tussar Silk: Known for their natural golden hue and textured appearance, Tussar silk sarees are suitable for all seasons, adding elegance to various events.

Cotton Sarees

• Chanderi Cotton: Lightweight and sheer, Chanderi cotton sarees are ideal for summers and mild weather. They are often adorned with delicate handwoven motifs.
• Taant Cotton: Handwoven and airy, Taant cotton sarees are perfect for summers and casual daytime events. They offer comfort and breathability.
• Kota Doria Cotton: Translucent and lightweight, Kota Doria cotton sarees are well-suited for summers and mild weather. They feature square-shaped checkered patterns.

Georgette Sarees

• Georgette sarees are flowy and lightweight, making them suitable for all seasons. They often come with embellishments, making them ideal for parties and evening events.

Chiffon Sarees

• Chiffon sarees are sheer, lightweight, and have a delicate drape. They are perfect for all seasons, especially for parties and evening occasions.

Linen Sarees

• Linen sarees have a crisp texture and are known for their breathability. They are suitable for summers and mild weather, making them ideal for office wear and daytime events.

Net Sarees

• Net sarees are transparent or semi-transparent and often feature intricate embroidery or sequins. They can be worn in all seasons, especially for parties and cocktail events.

Organza Sarees

• Organza sarees have a lightweight and sheer texture, making them suitable for all seasons. They often come with intricate embellishments, making them perfect for weddings and festive occasions.

Crepe Sarees

• Crepe sarees have a crinkled texture and a graceful drape. They can be worn in all seasons, and their versatility makes them suitable for various occasions.

Satin Sarees

• Satin sarees have a smooth and lustrous surface. They are suitable for all seasons, especially for parties and formal events.

Velvet Sarees

• Velvet sarees have a plush and luxurious texture. They are suitable for cooler weather and evening events, adding a touch of opulence to special occasions.

Fabrics like cotton, Chanderi, and linen are preferable for summers, while silk, georgette, and chiffon are suitable for all seasons.

What types of sarees can you wear for different occasions?

Sarees are versatile garments that can be worn for various occasions, ranging from formal events to casual gatherings. Here is a list of different occasions for wearing a saree:

• Weddings: Sarees are a popular choice for weddings, whether it's the bride herself or guests attending the ceremony. Bridal sarees, such as Banarasi, Kanjeevaram, or heavily embellished designer sarees, are often chosen for the bride. Guests can opt for richly embroidered or silk sarees.
• Festivals: Sarees are commonly worn during festive occasions to embrace cultural traditions and add elegance to celebrations. Diwali, Eid, Navratri, Pongal, and other regional festivals are perfect occasions to wear sarees. Choose sarees with vibrant colors, intricate designs, and embellishments to enhance the festive spirit.
• Parties and Receptions: Sarees make a statement at parties and receptions. Whether it's an evening cocktail party or a formal reception, opt for sarees with contemporary designs, embellishments, or stylish drapes. Fabrics like georgette, chiffon, silk, or net with elegant embroidery or sequins work well for such occasions.
• Formal Events: Sarees exude sophistication and elegance, making them suitable for formal events like award ceremonies, galas, or corporate functions. Choose sarees in rich fabrics like silk or organza, and pair them with statement blouses and accessories for a polished look.
• Cultural Events: Sarees play a significant role in cultural events, showcasing the diversity and heritage of different regions. Whether it's a dance performance, art exhibition, or cultural gathering, consider wearing sarees that represent the traditional weaves and designs of the specific region or community.
• Puja and Religious Ceremonies: Sarees hold religious and spiritual significance in many cultures. They are commonly worn during puja (prayer) ceremonies, temple visits, or religious festivals. Opt for sarees in auspicious colors like red, yellow, or white, and choose fabrics like silk or cotton with minimalistic designs.
• Office and Work Wear: Sarees can be worn to the office, provided they are chosen appropriately. Opt for lightweight and comfortable fabrics like cotton, linen, or silk blends. Stick to subtle colors and elegant designs that maintain professionalism while showcasing your personal style.
• Casual Gatherings: Sarees can be worn for casual outings, daytime events, or informal gatherings. Choose sarees in light fabrics like cotton, chiffon, or linen with minimalistic prints or embroidery. These sarees offer comfort and effortless style for a relaxed and casual look.
• Travel: Sarees can be a stylish choice even while traveling, especially when visiting culturally significant destinations. Opt for lightweight and wrinkle-resistant fabrics that are easy to manage. Sarees with minimal embellishments or simple prints work well for travel.
• Special Occasions: Sarees can be worn for any special occasion that calls for a touch of elegance and grace. Whether it's a milestone celebration, anniversary, or a formal dinner, choose sarees that reflect your personal style and complement the mood of the occasion.

Summer Sarees

At 'Summer by Priyanka Gupta,' we offer a stunning collection of sarees curated specifically for the summer season. Our sarees are crafted from lightweight and breathable fabrics, ensuring maximum comfort while exuding style and grace. Whether you prefer cotton, linen, organza, georgette, chiffon, or silk-cotton blends, our collection has a wide range of options to suit your preferences. Here are different saree types and fabrics that are suitable for summer:

Cotton Sarees

Handloom Cotton: Handloom cotton sarees are perfect for summers due to their lightweight and breathable nature. They offer excellent moisture absorption and allow air to pass through, keeping you cool and comfortable.

Chanderi Cotton: Chanderi cotton sarees, made from a blend of silk and cotton, are ideal for summers. They have a sheer and lightweight texture, making them suitable for hot and humid weather.

Linen Sarees

Linen: Linen sarees are highly breathable and have a crisp texture. They are perfect for summers as they provide excellent moisture-wicking properties and allow air to circulate, keeping you cool and fresh.

Kota Doria Sarees

Kota Doria: Kota Doria sarees are made from cotton or silk-cotton blend with a square-shaped checkered pattern. They are extremely lightweight and transparent, making them an excellent choice for hot summers.

Georgette Sarees

Georgette:Georgette sarees have a flowy and lightweight texture, making them suitable for summers. They are breathable and provide a comfortable drape, making them ideal for hot weather.

Chiffon Sarees

Chiffon: Chiffon sarees are lightweight, sheer, and perfect for summers. They offer a delicate drape, allow air circulation, and provide a cool feel, making them a popular choice for the season.

Tussar Silk Sarees

Tussar Silk: Tussar silk sarees have a unique texture and are relatively lightweight. They are ideal for summers as they offer a cool and comfortable feel while providing the elegance of silk.

Mulmul Sarees

Mulmul: Mulmul sarees are made from soft, lightweight, and breathable cotton fabric. They are perfect for summers due to their comfort and ability to keep you cool in hot weather.

Organza Sarees

Organza: Organza sarees have a crisp and transparent texture, making them suitable for summers. They offer a light and breezy feel, perfect for staying comfortable in the heat.

Jamdani Sarees

Jamdani: Jamdani sarees are crafted from fine muslin fabric and have intricate handwoven motifs. They are lightweight and offer a sheer texture, making them suitable for summers.

Net Sarees

Net: Net sarees have a transparent or semi-transparent texture, often with intricate embroidery or sequins. They are lightweight and allow for better air circulation, making them suitable for summers.

How to drape a saree?

Draping a saree is an art that requires practice and patience. Here's a brief guide on how to drape a saree in the traditional Nivi style:

Step 1: Preparing Yourself and the Saree

Start by wearing a well-fitted blouse and an underskirt (petticoat) that matches the saree.

Ensure that the underskirt is tied securely at the waist.

Step 2: Tucking the Saree

Begin by tucking the plain end (non-pallu end) of the saree into the underskirt at the center, slightly to the right side.

Make one complete turn around the waist, from right to left, tucking the saree loosely.

Step 3: Creating Pleats

Take the remaining saree length and start making pleats of about 5-6 inches wide, gathering them together neatly.

Make 5 to 7 pleats, ensuring they are of equal width and facing towards the left.

Step 4: Tucking the Pleats

Hold the pleats together and tuck them into the underskirt, slightly to the left of the navel.

Adjust the pleats to make them even and straight, ensuring they fall neatly.

Step 5: Draping the Pallu

Take the remaining saree length, which is the pallu, and bring it over your left shoulder, allowing it to fall behind you.

Adjust the length of the pallu according to your preference, typically allowing it to reach the floor.

Step 6: Securing the Pallu

Take the end of the pallu and bring it across your chest, from left to right, over the left shoulder.

Secure the pallu by pinning it to the blouse, ensuring it drapes gracefully.

Step 7: Final Touches

Adjust the pleats and the pallu to ensure they fall neatly and create an elegant drape.

Check that the saree is comfortably wrapped around your waist and is not too tight or too loose.

Remember, this is a general guide for draping a saree in the Nivi style. Various regional draping styles may have different steps and variations.

What are the different draping styles for sarees?

There are numerous draping styles for sarees, each with its own unique charm and cultural significance. Here is a comprehensive list of different saree draping styles from various regions of India:

• Nivi Drape: This is the most common and widely recognized draping style. It involves pleating the saree and tucking it at the waist, with the pallu (the loose end) draped over the shoulder.
• Bengali Drape: A traditional style popular in West Bengal, it involves pleating the saree in a broad box-pleat style in the front, and then draping the pallu around the body from back to front over the left shoulder.
• Gujarati Drape: Originating from Gujarat, this style involves pleating the saree in a more intricate manner and bringing the pallu from back to front over the right shoulder. The pallu is often draped in a diagonal or circular manner.
• Maharashtrian Nauvari Drape: Traditionally worn by women in Maharashtra, this style involves draping the saree like a dhoti. The saree is wrapped around the legs and tucked at the back, while the pallu is brought forward and worn over the shoulder.
• Coorgi Style: Originating from Coorg, Karnataka, this draping style involves pleating the saree and securing it at the back, with the pallu draped across the front and pinned on the shoulder.
• Tamilian Madisar Drape: Worn by married women in Tamil Nadu, this style involves pleating the saree in a unique way and wrapping it around the waist. The pallu is draped across the chest and over the left shoulder.
• Kerala Mundum Neriyathum: A traditional style worn in Kerala, it consists of two pieces of fabric – a mundu (lower garment) and neriyathu (upper garment). The mundu is draped like a sarong, while the neriyathu is worn over the shoulder.
• Lehenga Style: This style resembles draping a saree like a lehenga or a skirt. The saree is wrapped around the waist and pleated, with the pallu draped over the shoulder.
• Seedha Pallu Drape: Popular in Gujarat and Rajasthan, this style involves pleating the saree in a regular Nivi style, but instead of bringing the pallu over the shoulder, it is draped across the front and left hanging loose at the back.
• Butterfly Drape: This modern and stylish draping style involves pleating the saree in a thin and neat manner. The pallu is then draped across the chest and secured at the back, resembling the wings of a butterfly.
• Mumtaz Drape: Inspired by the iconic actress Mumtaz, this style involves creating multiple pleats and draping the saree tightly around the body. The pallu is then taken over the shoulder and tucked at the waist.
• Front Pallu Drape: A contemporary style, the saree is draped in a regular Nivi style, but instead of draping the pallu over the shoulder, it is brought to the front and pinned across the chest.

How to choose a saree according to body type?

Choosing the right saree that complements your body type can enhance your overall appearance and flatter your figure. Here are some tips on how to choose a saree for different body types:

Hourglass Body Type

Saree Choice: Opt for sarees with well-defined waistlines to accentuate your curves. Sarees with heavy borders, embellishments, or bold prints can enhance your figure.

Draping Style: Try the Nivi drape or the Mermaid drape to highlight your well-defined waist.

Pear-shaped Body Type

Saree Choice: Choose sarees with lighter fabrics and minimalistic designs for the lower half. Focus on sarees with elaborate or heavily embellished pallus to draw attention upwards.

Draping Style: Consider the Gujarati drape or the Butterfly drape, which add volume to the shoulder and upper body, balancing the proportions.

Apple-shaped Body Type

Saree Choice: Opt for sarees with lightweight fabrics and soft drapes that don't add extra volume around the waist. Choose sarees with vertical patterns or small prints to create an illusion of length.

Draping Style: Go for the Seedha Pallu drape or the Bengali drape, which divert attention from the midsection and create a slimming effect.

Rectangle-shaped Body Type

Saree Choice: Choose sarees with textures, bold prints, or horizontal patterns to add curves and create the illusion of a fuller figure. Opt for sarees with wide borders or statement pallus.

Draping Style: Try the Lehenga drape or the Mumtaz drape, which add volume and create the illusion of curves.

Petite Body Type

Saree Choice: Opt for lightweight fabrics like chiffon, georgette, or organza that drape well and don't overwhelm your frame. Choose sarees with small prints or delicate embroidery.

Draping Style: Go for the Seedha Pallu drape or the Front Pallu drape, which gives the illusion of height and elongates the body.

Tall Body Type

Saree Choice: Experiment with a wide range of sarees, including bold prints, large motifs, and heavy borders. Sarees with bold colors and textures can complement your height.

Draping Style: Try the Gujarati drape or the Nivi drape, which showcase the saree beautifully and accentuate your tall frame.

Remember, these are general guidelines, and personal preference plays a significant role in choosing a saree. Ultimately, wear what makes you feel confident and comfortable, regardless of your body type. Experiment with different draping styles and saree designs to find what suits you best.

What accessories can you pair with a saree?

When it comes to accessorizing a saree, there are numerous options to enhance your overall look. Here are some accessories that you can pair with a saree:

Jewelry

• Necklaces: Choose a necklace that complements the neckline of your blouse. Options include chokers, long chains, or statement pendant necklaces.
• Earrings: Select earrings that match the style and occasion. Jhumkas, studs, hoops, or danglers can all be great choices.
• Bangles/Bracelets: Stack bangles or wear a statement bracelet on your wrist. Opt for traditional gold or silver bangles, glass bangles, or beaded bracelets.
• Rings: Add some sparkle with rings on your fingers. Opt for statement rings or delicate designs based on your preference.

Handbags/Clutches

• Potli Bags: These drawstring pouches made of silk or brocade fabric add a touch of elegance to your saree look.
• Clutches: Choose a small or medium-sized clutch in a complementary color or a metallic shade to hold your essentials.

Footwear

• Heels: Opt for heels or stilettos to add height and elegance to your overall appearance. Choose a color that matches or complements your saree.
• Flats: If you prefer comfort, opt for flats or sandals that are stylish and match your saree's color palette.

Hair Accessories

• Hair Jewelry: Decorate your hair with accessories like hairpins, hair chains, or hair combs with embellishments that complement your saree.
• Hair Accessories: Add flowers, hairbands, or decorative clips to your hairstyle for a traditional or contemporary look.

Waist Belt

• A waist belt can add definition to your waistline and give your saree a trendy twist. Choose a slim or broad belt in a contrasting or complementary color.
• Other Accessories:
• Anklets: Wear anklets or payal to add a musical touch to your steps.
• Nose Rings: For a traditional touch, you can wear a nose ring or nath that complements your saree and personal style.
• Watches: Opt for a stylish watch that matches your saree and complements your overall look.

The choice of accessories depends on the occasion, style of saree, personal preference, and the overall look you want to achieve. Experiment with different combinations to find what suits you best and adds the perfect finishing touches to your saree ensemble.

FAQs

Q: How do I choose the right size for a saree?

A: Sarees are one-size-fits-all garments. The length and width of the saree are generally standardized. You can refer to the product description for specific measurements and details. If you have any concerns or questions about sizing, please feel free to contact our customer support team for assistance.

Q: Are the sarees at Summer by Priyanka Gupta hand-embroidered?

A: Yes, all our sarees are meticulously hand-embroidered to perfection. We take pride in the craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into creating our sarees, ensuring high-quality and exquisite designs.

Q: Can I find sarees for special occasions like weddings and parties in your collection?

A: Absolutely! Our saree collection includes a variety of sarees suitable for special occasions, including weddings, parties, and festive celebrations

Q: What types of sarees are available in the Summer by Priyanka Gupta Collection?

A: Our Collection offers a wide range of sarees, including lightweight fabrics like chiffon, georgette, organza, linen, and cotton. You can explore various styles such as floral prints, pastel shades, and vibrant patterns perfect for the summer season

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Discover the trendiest Tunics

Step into elegance with our Kurta sets

Join us in celebrating fashion and style at "Summer by Priyanka Gupta." Embrace the season, express your individuality, and let our collections bring out the best in you. 

Happy shopping!