South Indian film heroines have a much more colorful wardrobe compared to their north Indian counterparts. It’s not just the color that makes South Indian Fashion different. The style of Saree, pattern, accessories and even hairstyle and make-up are different in South India. While understated makeup is preferred by South Indian girls it is the glitzy saree that usually highlights the look.
Among the South Indian saree styles, the most famous is the half saree look. While a traditional half saree is a long skirt and a blouse teamed with a long shawl known as Daavani. The new saree style when draped properly reminds one of the half saree. There would be two colors in the sari and the pallu would have a different color from the part the bottom pleats. This gives the impression of wearing a skirt and a different colored shawl. The advantage is that being a sari it looks more sophisticated than the skirt. The way the sari clings to the figure can bring out the curves nicely, highlighting the figure.
The high necked blouse is making a comeback in the South Indian fashion industry. Actress Bhavana who sported a black velvet high necked blouse with an orange pure georgette saree was praised for her stunning look. The look has also been sported by many actresses in the South Indian film industry. High-necked blouses with collar give a unique look to the sari and if you want to have that extra formal touch then this is the look for you.
Floral patterned sarees are very popular in South India. With flower adornments for the hair and gold anklets, the south Indian girl looks extremely pretty in her traditional sari. One of the most popular styles when it comes to traditional sari is the off-white sari with the gold border. This sari which originated in Kerala is fast becoming popular in the rest of the country as well. The best Kerala Kasavu sarees are handwoven and can be purchased from trusted brands in India.
Mural paintings which are a prominent feature of South Indian temples have inspired a new trend in South Indian Sarees. Sarees with the pallu adorned with intricate mural paintings depicting scenes from the epics is a new trend that seems to be very popular as a sari for holy occasions as well auspicious ceremonies. The South Indian Sari style is the best accessories with traditional ornaments such as the Palakkad necklace or the coin necklace. Antique gold also goes well with the look. A pair of anklets and some flowers for the hair and you will be ready to stun the world as a gorgeous south Indian girl.
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