For any Indian women Saree is an integral part of her life, no matter it's her Marriage, Puja (worship), or even daily life. One can hardly find any Indian feminine whom never tried a
saree. In the early days saree was the only thing you could find in any Indian female's wardrobe, now a days with the craze of Western Fashion, new generation girls have changed their mind.
The modern Saree manufactures also have to change their way of manufacturing, as the fashion changes towards western world, so they have to bring the fusion of Indian Rich Culture & Western blend of sensuality. Though since early ages saree was treated as the most sensuous garments for girls. Indian Actress Vidya Balan once said, "I'm so glad people are getting bored of just seeing women in bikinis - we've become very parochial about sexiness. I think saree is by far the sexiest garment - it covers the right amount, it exposes the right amount - it's such a tease and I like teasing."
It's a fact modern women are working in the offices & they want a lighter garments to wear, and the best option they have is saree. It's should be stylish, but not very much heavier, the average Indian weather is warm, so wearing
Salwar Kameez is not an ideal option for all part. The modern manufacturers are well aware that todays women's are fashion conscious, so they have created translucent sarees for those women who loves to wear western clothes.
The main fabric used for manufacturing an traditional Indian saree are cotton, chiffon, silk etc. Today's many small producers are manufacturing printed sarees, though in most of the bigger cities girls love to wear designers sarees.
In the film industry (known as Bollywood) the heroins used to wear translucent sarees to reveal their awesome figures, and thus they are very popular. Actresses like Katrina Kaif,
Kareena Kapoor, Bipasha Basu, Priyanka Chopra often wear a designer saree, it's traditional as well as trendy; sensuous as well as elegant; they can reveal the as much as they want with a backless choli, and cover the right amount of their figure.
Today girls can chose whether they want a backless choli to show off or traditional choli to look more elegant. From the three pictures you can easily judge how beautiful an indian girls could look in a saree.
No matter how much the western fashion influences Indian culture, saree was the first choice of Indian women, and it will be!!!
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