Curvy bodies are attractive, but when combined with skin flab, they require a miracle! If you have to mingle while on your new diet, all you’ll be thinking about is how to appear skinny fast! You don’t have to wait for your exercise plan to show results thanks to the Indian saree’s oh-so-versatile characteristic. You can appear toned and attractive in no time with the six-yard outfit!
These 6 saree secrets will make you look at least a size smaller — and more attractive and curvy. I picked and draped correctly, a saree may make you appear more voguish and gorgeous than ever before. So, let’s get our tips and tricks started!
1. Create the Appropriate Appearance
Sarees may dramatically improve your appearance if you pick the right ones for your body type. Even the most beautiful sarees or bodies would seem unattractive if the essentials are neglected. As a result, design and design a look while paying close attention to every last detail.
Choose softness and demureness: Since appearing (and feeling) slimline is on the agenda, you’ll want to go for a modest appearance that doesn’t call attention to your flaws.
Loud sarees, heavy make-up, big jewellery, and thick hairdos will make you appear more aged and plumper!
‘The Color Palette’: A well-written wardrobe tip for those who desire to seem skinny is to wear dark tones over light tones. Monotone sarees are the most fashionable alternative this season. If you care about more than just colour, avoid an overabundance of whites and neons in your ensemble.
Metallic details: As lovely and magnificent as they are, you must not go overboard with them. Dark, dull gold is preferable to bright gold and silver. Copper accents are also a fantastic choice!
2. Fabric Mystique
Allow the appropriate textiles to work their magic on your form. You don’t want to resemble a lady imprisoned inside a balloon! Organza, Organdy, thick Banarasi Sarees, starched cotton sarees, lycra, and jacquard sarees are thus prohibited.
The Double-Edged Sword’ — Choosing sarees in thinner, flimsier fabrics on the spur of the moment might backfire. For a slimming effect, many people advocate wearing flowing textiles. However, these fabrics are often translucent, sticky, and slippery.
Fabrics like chiffon and net tend to cling to the body, making you feel self-conscious about your shape. Satin and many other synthetic sarees are slippery and will not drape, pleat, or stay well. Pure Georgette and Crepe Silk, as well as silky silks and flexible cotton mixes, are your best companions.
3. Details that Provide Value
Going overboard with details is not something you should do if you want to hide your fat. Avoid anything large or noticeable, especially if it falls over your problem areas.
Plain sarees with narrow borders may be adaptable; invest in at least a few of them.
Bold or thick designs, horizontal patterns, too elaborate decorations, large borders, or too many colours are all details to avoid. Sarees with large patterns, hefty crystals, stones, and Pallus that are exceedingly heavy should also be avoided.
Stick to smaller prints, more spread out, and sparser. For those who desire to seem slim, delicate pearl work, light Gota-Patti work around the edges, and exquisite decorations receive a thumbs up.
Avoid drapes with decorations on the Pallu if you have a large upper body frame, especially those where the ornamentation lies on the shoulder/bosom area.
4. Assistive Components
Everything that goes with your saree – the blouse/choli, petticoat, accessories, jewellery, makeup, and haircut – contributes to your overall appearance of svelteness and elegance.
Blouse – Choose a blouse that is well-fitting and well-cut. Something that is either excessively tight (revealing all of your bulges) or too loose (looking unshapely) might be unflattering. Sleeveless or halter styles should be avoided since they will draw attention to the breadth. You can wear a sparkly, bold-cut shirt if you have toned arms/torso and slimmer shoulders.
To disguise mid-riff skin flab, wear a longer shirt or a peplum choli.
If you wear a blouse long enough to hide any flesh at the waist level, you can also wear lightweight and comfortable whole-body shapewear.
Petticoat- Fit the petticoat according to the same guidelines as the blouse. It should be neither too tight nor too loose. Kallidaar petticoats with a small flare at the bottom of the knees to make walking easier. If your hips are a problem, wear skirt-shape clothing.
When it comes to jewellery and accessories, go for simplicity and delicacy. Avoid wearing large neckpieces, and if you’re wearing large earrings, skip the necklace entirely. If you have an hourglass body and want to emphasise your comparatively tiny waist, don’t wear a Kamar-bandh (waist jewellery).
