The latest trend among celebrities and fashionistas in the nation is that of organza sarees. From award ceremonies to the latest Navratri season, we saw them styling the attire in a host of different ways. Organza is a thin, sheer fabric that’s glossy and lightweight. It’s traditionally woven in silk which gives it a shiny texture. The best part of this fabric is how one can dress it up or down depending on the occasion. It’s a great party wear when accessorised with trendy jewellery but at the same time, it’s such a timeless festive wear ensemble too. 

Designers these days have come up with various options for organza sarees, you could opt for a hand-painted one or an embellishment depending on what you prefer and like. It is lightweight but at the same time possesses a regality like silk. You can elevate a simple saree with a designer blouse, make sure you go for a well-fitted blouse since organza material is not form-fitting. Taking cues from these fashionable women, let’s see how you can style the organza sarees this festival time :

Classic Silk Blouse:

Silk blouses are the most flattering with an organza saree since they create a contrast of textures. A pure silk, cotton silk or raw silk fabric blouse will look fabulous against the lightweight and thin fabric of an organza saree. You could opt for a similar colour to the saree, do a contrast or just a deeper shade of the chosen saree. 

Embroidered Blouse:

An embellished or embroidered saree is meant to amp up a look and it would make for a great wedding or an event ensemble. Threadwork around the neck and sleeves or an overall embroidered blouse is a stark contrast to a translucent material like organza. 

High neck blouse:

As the organza material is quite transparent, a statement blouse would add an interesting layer to the mix. A high-neck blouse with no sleeves is a classic look that matches perfectly with a sheer fabric. 

Brocade blouse:

Brocade adds grandeur to an outfit and comes in stunning colours. Pair it with an organza saree and see the magic that it creates. You can mix and match, wear a contrasting colour or one that matches with the shade of your saree.

Cropped blouse:

A cropped blouse is a great alternative to a traditional ally cut blouse. Because of the sheer nature of the saree, the blouse is where one can experiment. A cropped blouse is a slightly longer blouse where the cut plays an important role. It can accentuate your curves and hide the bits that you would want to cover. 

Halter-neck Blouse:

For the girl who wants to add more oomph to a saree, an halter-neck blouse would be the answer. This is a glamorous option and one that truly makes you feel like a star, a diva.