Black SAREES

Stylish Black Sarees for special Occasion

Even though black is not seen as an auspicious colour in most of the major religions, the ever growing trend of black fails to bear the brunt of it. The craze is such, that from black lbd to black saree is the sheer essential of every wardrobe. The meticulous growth of this colour in fashion industry is the reason why the monochrome look came into being, from cocktail parties to official dinners this colour leaves a never ending no nonsense impression of the wearer. Be it a black colour saree or a black suit just accessorise it with oxidised trinklets and you are ready to go.
The history of black fabric goes back to the very beginning of Chinese dyeing era, where black fabrics though not much in demand were made using natural dyes prepared out of coal and soot, which use to affect the durability of the fabric and damage the fabric sooner or later. The gothic fabric soon took the shape of capes and linens, and the advanced technology even gave way to much durable black fabrics in shape of black dresses black gowns, black saree and black suits.

Playing the right strings with black

The Indian scenario is slightly different from that of the world, the advent of black saree clad seductive actresses trying to seduce the hero while twirling around the trees in well choreographed songs, caught the fantasy of many. And from a non auspicious black saree it trended as the most demanded. Earlier when black sarees was the perfect attire for a witch or a vamp, it is now donned by the female protagonist to accelerate the oomph factor. Vogue parties, celebrity get together, film screenings and even mata ka jagratas have started witnessing more beauties strutting around clad in black sarees.
Designers have a party time accessorising embellishing the black saree, playing with the fabric, playing with the colours to synchronize perfectly with the black saree. Since it's the era of reincarnation of sarees, anything from cotton black colour sarees in ikat print or in block prints to a heavily embellished banarasi silk makes for a huge demand. Patterns like monochrome in black colour sarees are the ones even fashion bloggers swear by, for a monochrome look is the most versatile and can be worn anywhere from a cocktail party to a office dinner. Just accessorise it with statement earrings and a vintage box clutch or a sequins basic clutch and you are ready to turn heads.

Strut it like you mean it - #BlackSarees

Indian suits too make a statement in black colour, the charisma of the ensemble goes up the roof anytime when worn with the right accessories and knowing the right fit keeping in mind one's body type. For an instance a high low hem black suit in cotton silk is apt for a sangeet or a house party and will suit someone who's not too busty and is of average height, while a cotton black suit apt for anything from a daily outing or a planned leisure time with friends suits anyone of average or below average height when worn with huge danglers and keeping the other accessories ro the bare minimum.

The shopping essentials for elegant black saris

Black sarees and black suits make for apt anniversary gifts too for they are classy sauve and have an aura of untouched ethnicity when done in gold. For women who are into bare minimum accessories black saree works as a statement attire, with least embellishments it has the power to boldly accentuate the cuts and yet leave an intimidating impression on others. It works wonders for anyone who would like to add an edge to the look. Deciding a Black Indian suit as an anniversary gift could be tad difficult for issues with the size and stuff but a black saree makes for am exemplary piece. Online shopping portals are a fashion heaven for someone who's indecisive and is hyper crazy about the looks. Just filtering colour and the fabric sorts out the best of pieces in black colour saree and Indian suits designed with utmost care and perfection. Making everyone "shopping happy".