Sari Style
Recent few appearances had Vidya reaching for saris again… Her choices included a red and white sari by Saundh, a black and gold sari by Masaba and a kalamkari one by Itrh. She wears them all well. Which did you like her best in?
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Vidya Balan
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Vidya Balan
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Want to like all for the ease of each look.. but drawn more to 3rd one, off course minus that blouse.
Seems like she just changed sarees for making different appearances ..rest everything looks same in all 3 looks
The make up is different, the jewellery is different. Is your problem that it’s the same person in all the pics? :/
ok the 1st looks like a jamdani ? but atleast the motifs are modern and different what I have seen,
the 2nd looks like a raw mango (who did innovate in chanderis with their designs) or any chanderi available everywhere
is the 3rd kalamkari paintings done with traditional techniques or kalamkari “print” something like it?
not sure, I am sick every designer appropriating traditional handlooms from benaras to kanchi to ikat where majority of the work is done by the craftspeople and tagging their label on it by adding some tacky border on it
Like the white and red sari most but all these are mere accessories to her best feature: speaking up.
Nice except sleeveless is not VB’s cup of tea.
UGH. Repeat after me: everyone has the right to wear whatever they want.
Why isn’t it her cup of tea? some commentator above didn’t like the sleeves version on the third look and you think sleeveless isn’t, err I’d take these “blouses” over the non existent noodle strap things or Bralets masquerading as blouses any day. I find the “fashion“ critique on this blog quite patriarchal. It is increasingly becoming about what these women should be wearing/not wearing, their bodies their poses, instead of commenting on the the aesthetic appeal of the garment or the style/ fashion quotient. What I see in all three pictures is a person who looks confident comfortable, playing up to their personal style aesthete etc. I think critiquing should be more on these lines. These are human people, not objects. They shouldn’t have to cover up/ not cover up to make any one else except themselves comfortable.
She looks beautiful in all three looks, even if styled the exact same. She looks like Lalita from Parineeta.
Vidya looks fabulous in the black and the 3rd sari. She’s totally owning her self. Love love!!!
And I like that she has once again repeated that fabulous black blouse! Kudos to sensible fashion
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