SJ038 CRUSHED SAREE WITH WORK BLOUSE

Since the side part of each saree in the image is the matching unstitched blouse piece, the overall look is designed to be monochromatic and sophisticated.

Each blouse piece is typically 0.8 to 1 meter in length and features the same butterfly embroidery and pearl accents as the saree, intended to be used on the sleeves or back of the blouse.

Here is a description for each color variant:

1. Midnight Navy Blue

• The Saree: A deep, regal navy that makes the white pearl-beaded scalloped border pop. It looks best for evening events or formal receptions.

• The Blouse: Matching navy fabric. Using the butterfly embroidery on the sleeves creates a "floating wing" effect against the skin, especially if kept sheer (without lining) on the arms.

2. Emerald Bottle Green

• The Saree: A rich, earthy green that feels traditional yet modern due to the playful butterfly motifs.

• The Blouse: Matching green fabric. This monochromatic set is very slimming and creates a continuous, elegant silhouette from shoulder to toe.

3. Deep Wine / Maroon

• The Saree: A classic bridal or festive color. The dark background highlights the delicate threadwork of the butterflies beautifully.

• The Blouse: Matching wine fabric. This is a bold choice for weddings. Pairing it with a high-neck blouse design would showcase the pearls near the collarbone.

4. Royal Grape Purple

• The Saree: A vibrant, trendy shade of purple. It has a youthful "Disney Princess" vibe, especially with the airy organza fabric.

• The Blouse: Matching purple fabric. This shade looks stunning with silver or diamond-finish jewelry to match the white embroidery.

5. Rani Pink / Magenta

• The Saree: Bright, energetic, and feminine. The contrast between the hot pink fabric and the white scalloped border is very sharp and photogenic.

• The Blouse: Matching pink fabric. Since the color is so bright, a simple sleeveless or elbow-length blouse allows the saree's texture to remain the focus.

6. Mustard Yellow

• The Saree: Perfect for Haldi ceremonies or daytime festivities. The yellow organza has a natural glow that works well with the white accents.

• The Blouse: Matching yellow fabric. Using the scalloped edge of the blouse piece for the "V-neck" or back-cut of the blouse would add a designer touch.

Blouse Styling Tips for these Sarees:

• Sleeve Detail: Since the fabric is Organza, ask your tailor to keep the sleeves unlined (sheer) so the butterfly embroidery looks like it's resting on your skin.

• Necklines: A Sweetheart neck or a Deep U-back will complement the scalloped "waves" of the saree border.

• Pearl Tassels: You can add small pearl tassels (latkans) to the back of the blouse to match the pearls on the saree border.