What are some popular neck designs for woolen suits in ethnic wear?

Some of the popular neck designs in ethnic wear are round, classic V, square cut, and sweetheart. Explore Libas for these and many other breathtaking neckline designs to take your pick.

Can woolen suits with intricate neck designs be paired with accessories?

Well, it depends on how heavy the overall design is. Generally, one shouldn’t overstyle by jazzing up too many layers of necklaces around the neck. But you can opt for other accessories like scarves, bangles, rings, etc. to elevate your overall appearance. Libas has a wonderful range of woollen suits with intricate neck designs imparting a complete look without going over the top.

How to accessorise different woollen suit neck designs?

Well, the thumb rule is to choose accessories as per the depth of the neckline. For instance, long pendants and necklaces work well when paired with the classic V and mandarin necklines. Whereas, a chic choker set looks gorgeous with round and square necklines. Libas is a one-stop shop for all casual and statement ethnic wear outfits for women.

Elegant Varieties of Saree Every Woman Should have on Libas.

Glamorous Ready-to-Wear Saree

Different varieties of saree are ideal for you to make the right summer statement. Among the various types of saree, the glamorous pre-draped sarees crafted in georgette and chiffon are perfect for your summer saree closet. Choosing the right fabric that is breezy and scores high on comfort must be considered before shopping sarees for women. Easy to drape, these ready to wear sarees will offer every woman the option to choose this graceful attire.

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Sharara Saree

Among the various type of sarees, designers have come up with various type of saree. A statement of our culture and style, the saree is an outfit that helps to embrace our unique individuality. From the conventional Benarasi brocade saree to Sharara style sarees, this timeless drape has seen immense evolution. This Sharara style saree is a new type of saree that has swept the modern women because of the ease this saree drape offers. This type of sarees is the ideal example of Indo-western saree portraying an ideal mix of Indian sensibilities and modern aesthetics.

Velvet Ready-To-Wear Saree

Among the latest saree types, velvet woven party wear sarees have emerged as a stylish choice by many. This type of sarees is a big hit, especially for winter weddings. Keeping you warm and cosy, the opulence of velvet ready to wear saree offers a regal look. Ornately embellished blouse with flared sleeves when worn with this pre-draped designer wear saree, it will certainly be the conversation starter at the next party! From the different styles of saree available in the current fashion scenario, it’s important to choose a well-crafted designer saree that creates a lasting impression at a wedding celebration or a festive gathering.

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Dhoti Style Saree

Dhoti style saree - This is the latest saree types added to the new type of saree innovations. Designers have seamlessly merged the timeless grace of saree and dhoti into this attire. It is the emergence of different types of sarees that not only allows women to experiment with different saree drapes, but it also makes them fall in love with this timeless attire all over again.

Traditional Saree

The Indian saree has come a long way, but nothing could tarnish the innate beauty and grace every type of Indian sarees radiates. Be it a Kantha stitch, a Paithani or a Kanjeevaram silk, each types of saree represents the colourful culture and weaving of the state it represents. The plethora of colour combination for sarees make each saree look exquisite while the intricate and detailed embellishment render an extravagant look to this eternally graceful attire.

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Types of Sarees Every Woman Must-Have in her Wardrobe

Glamorous Ready-to-Wear Saree

Sharara Saree

Velvet Ready-To-Wear Saree

Dhoti Style Saree

Traditional Saree

A Glance at some FAQs on Types of Sarees

1. How do I choose the right type of saree for a specific occasion?

2. How do I drape a specific type of saree? Are there variations in draping styles?