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Red is the colour of passion, intensity and energy. Red sarees are the ultimate Indian beauty trend right now. Wearing a red saree isn’t just about looking good. It’s about being trendy and feeling good about yourself. It’s the perfect outfit to wear on any occasion. Think of wearing a red saree on Diwali, Holi, EID or during Christmas. Over the last year, the beauty world has experienced a bit of a rediscovery of its Indian roots. From the hair and make-up of the royal wedding to the sultry red-carpet appearances of bollywood actresses at the Oscars, India's influence is all over. The fashion industry's favourite colour has crossed over from hearts to wardrobes centuries ago. The red that used to represent the blood flowing in the veins is a muse for fashion enthusiasts, to everyone its own.

Red Sarees: The Ultimate Indian Beauty Trend

You’ll feel confident and happy while wearing a red saree. And the best part is that you can wear a red saree with almost any outfit. There are other variations of the red saree theme. One is the red shantung saree. This is a heavy silk saree in red, often with a golden border. The jamdani is another type of red saree worn during special occasions. It’s a decorative, Rajasthani style of red saree with intricate embroidery. Chiffon red saree is light and airy, with delicate chiffon fabric and long trails. They’re perfect for warm weather because they have a lot of open spaces for breathability.

Red is one of the most significant colours in Bridal wear in India. We all have grown world boasts its simplicity in white, creams and peaches. Indian bridal wear stands out with the most vibrant colour. While there's no guideline as to what a bride shall wear at the wedding, red colour sarees are the favourite. Even red lehengas make an impression but are only second to Red Sarees. Indian brides get fussy and frantic deciding the red sarees and choosing between the glossy kanjeevaram silks or the authentic banarasis. For it is common knowledge that when deciding on a red colour saree, the shinier, the better.