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Greetings
Readers,
Wish you all
a very Happy Republic Day! 😊😊
On this
occasion, what do we have here at Think
It Over? The occasion reminded me of our traditional Indian garment that is
Saree. So, I thought why not? Mauka hai,
dastoor bhi.
I have never
done an outfit post. And of course I have negligible experience when it comes
to showcasing outfits. Perhaps that’s because this blog is handled solely by me
(some advises taken from the newly formed Technical Team) and it’s kinda
awkward to ask others for photographing dresses. Also, leading a double life
ain't so easy my friends!😅 Once I am out of my college periphery, that’s when
the blogger starts to partake. Anyways, so here I am with my first outfit post.
Let’s begin, shall we?
Firstly, let
me share some benefits of wearing a saree that I noted down-
· Symbolizes Indian culture: Saree is known to be the country’s
national dress for women. It instantly transforms you and brings out not only
feminine traits but also the nazakhat.
There’s a wide collection out there but the most adequate I love to keep in my
collection is usually the plain ones with little border around the edge. It
makes them easy for being customized as office wear but also can be glammed up when
you’d wear the same with a fancy, glittery blouse. 😉
· Immediately makes people around you star
stuck: Attention
grabber of course it is! In case your body type resembles apple, then saree
would definitely come to your rescue. Also, it hides away the paunch area from
front and creates an illusion of ideal figure. 😃
· One saree, free size, wearable for
all: Sarees come not
in different sizes. Therefore, one saree can not only be worn by you but also
your friend, mother, sister, etc. This gives you ample opportunity to exchange
them with your closed ones. Isn’t that an advantage?
· Adapts to your body type: Draping of saree makes it adjustable
to your body type.
· Makes you look graceful & Elegant:
At sometimes, we do
wanna that elegance in our look and give up the usual break from the normal
western wear. Yes, for everyday basis, I love the comfort of my jeans,
jeggings, etc. But we all wanna break away that monotony and look a little
different on some occasions.
I’ve never been to my school’s farewell, neither fresher’s or college farewell! Uneventful? Weird? Various reasons, each time. And history kept on repeating itself. 😛 This is the first time when I wore a saree. I assumed myself smart when I wore it in one go. It’s only when my mother saw me, that the illusionary bubble was pricked and I realized, I had the pallu in opposite direction. 😑 Illusionary bubble? That’s how we came up with blog name LIFE A BUBBLE. 😂😂 I stood like a mannequin and she dressed me up.
Tell me your
first saree experience!
Until Next
Time,
Take Care
<3
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