01/4The good previous nauvari will get a classy twist

With brides like Nehha Pendse giving a conventional nauvari a skip for a trendier model of the apparel and designers experimenting with materials, and hues, nauvari is getting a cool makeover. Whereas the kashta fashion (dhoti fashion) nine-yard saris are nonetheless a success, new-age brides are on the lookout for extra choices and varieties. Therefore the rise of pastel pinks, greys, purples, powder blues, and mint inexperienced nine-yard saris in unconventional materials comparable to Chanderi, velvets, and organza.

02/4A new pop of colors

“Actress Nehha Pendse began a development of kinds along with her marriage ceremony look. The pastel-pink nauvari sari, teamed up with matching shela in floral prints and a shirt with flower motifs, was refreshing and one thing that Maharashtrian brides don’t normally put on. Now, loads of younger ladies who’re getting married ask for the sari in fashionable colors and patterns with daring cuts of their shirt,” says designer Prajakta Joshi. The designer means that whereas the brides might select a brand new sample and color for his or her marriage ceremony, they will stick to the standard equipment comparable to shela, nath, inexperienced glass bangles, potli luggage, gajras in hair and chand bindis to create a steadiness between fashionable and custom.

03/4New materials most well-liked over silk

Actress Sonalee has usually floored her followers by sporting the trendier model of nauvari, which incorporates organza sari with ruffles and a nauvari made with velvet as an alternative of silk and teamed up with a jacket. Deepak Mane, the designer behind these outfits says younger brides, who need to transfer away from quintessential pink, inexperienced, purple, and maroon silk saris for his or her marriage ceremony. “Now, velvet nauvari is in large demand,” says Deepak, who owns Royal Tasta. “Now we have created completely different seems for Sonalee and her organza ruffled nauvari sari, which she wore to a actuality present, has been fairly a success. Brides need lighter materials that may go along with any form of jewelry, equipment, hair, and make-up. Oxidised marriage ceremony jewelry is a rage now, and brides need their nauvari to be made in a means that may be styled with these jewelry.”

04/4Pune bride who floored everybody along with her electrical blue nauvari

Pune’s Ravina Satav-Nimhan, grabbed numerous eyeballs on social media, when she sported electrical blue nauvari sari and an off-white lace shela at her marriage ceremony in September. What was additionally attention-grabbing is she ditched gold jewelry for oxidised chunky silver jewelry and wore a hand-embroidered floral shirt. Curiously, the groom (Pramod Nimhan) matched his stole and pagdi along with her sari.