Draping a saree is an art, and experimenting with styles can completely transform your look.
1. Nivi Style
Originating from Andhra Pradesh, this is the most common and elegant style.
2. Bengali Style
With broad pleats and an open pallu, it is ideal for festivals.
3. Maharashtrian Nauvari
A 9-yard saree draped in a dhoti-style for a bold, traditional look.
4. Gujarati Seedha Pallu
The pallu falls in the front, perfect for showcasing embroidery.
5. Lehenga Style
Creates a lehenga-like look, best for weddings and receptions.
6. Butterfly Style
A slimming style with a thinly pleated pallu.
7. Indo-Western Drape
Modernized with belts, jackets, or shirts for a chic look.
Conclusion: Learning 2–3 draping styles helps women maximize their saree collection and create fresh looks.
