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Tia Bhuva Inspired 7 Ways To Drape Saree Off-Beat Styles!

Tia Bhuva is a name every fashionista knows of! Her Cancan style saree became an instant hit and admired by everyone. She knows her way around sarees like a pro and sarees are her BFFs! The way she drapes a saree is easy, effortless and stylish. Above all, the styles are bound to leave you in awe! Her style of draping makes it look so effortless that it will definitely tempt you to try out these styles. She uses a variety of saree fabrics and drapes them in unique and offbeat style. Her tutorials are easy and you can follow them to achieve the saree looks that are no less than a ramp-walk drape.

Tia Bhuva Inspired 7 Ways to Drape Saree Off-Beat Styles

Check out these tutorials of draping a saree in an offbeat style inspired by Tia Bhuva –

What do you need?

Any saree, blouse, safety pins, and a cancan flared skirt or a silhouette saree petticoat.

Drape it Like a Lehenga

If you love lehengas but also know that you won’t be wearing it often, then why invest in it? Instead! Tia Bhuva shows us how to drape your saree to create a makeshift lehenga! Pick any saree and pin-up the pallu first. Follow the tutorial and pin-up the pleats in front and flare it out. Secure them with pins and finish the look with a traditional belt – Kamarbandh or a gold chain.

Drape it Dress Style

There is no denying that Tia has magic in her hands when it comes to saree draping. She can literally turn a saree into a stylish dress! Wear a fancy crop top with jeans or a silhouette skirt. Knot the ends of your saree and wear it like a shrug. Pleat the remaining part of your saree and tuck it at the back. Finish the look with a belt to secure the silhouette.

Off-Shoulder Gown Style

This one is truly something worth a try! Give your saree draping an oomph by wearing it like a flared off-shouldered ball gown. Above all, Tia Bhuva’s tutorials are easy to follow and you get the exact promised look! With pallu draped off-shoulder and saree flared out like a gown, you will leave everyone awestruck!

Drape It Like A Pleated Skirt

Love wearing traditional long skirts with modern tops? Tia Bhuvan shows you how to do it with a saree too! The tutorial shows you how easy it is to create a stunning skirt look with a few pleats and draping it the right way. Also, she wore it with a beautiful rose gold peplum top for a chic look.

Back and Side Pleated Saree

Bored of the usual front pleats? Well, Tia tucks her saree pleats at the back of her skirt instead! Above all, this adds a lot of volume and flare to your look. If you stack the pleats on top of each other you’ll get less flare. Instead, spread them out slightly while you tuck them in.

Tia Bhuva Inspired 7 Ways to Drape Saree Off-Beat Styles

You can also try her side pleating trick. This gives a half-saree look especially when you drape it in contrast colors.

Warrior-Style Saree Draping

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Warrior drape. I've been getting asked a lot lately… if I've ever felt being a woman has hindered my ability to succeed or posed unique challenges… And my answer is always no. If anything, being a woman and a woman of colour has allowed me to see the world through my unique lens of life experiences and do things differently (design/market/sell cancans and saree silhouettes online for example 😁) . . My mom's favourite phrase (to this day) is "stay positive/think positive" and my dad's? "No problem" Growing up in a household like that, I really believed I could grow up to be Prime Minister (if I wanted to) They never treated me like I was less than because I was a girl and so I never saw it as something that made me incapable. . . I realize I've been privileged to grow up in a country and under circumstances that allowed me to feel this way – I don't take it for granted and I don't think it is everyone's experience. However I've always felt that one gets much more done and goes so much further by seeing challenges as opportunities vs sulking and playing the victim card. By all means, fight for equality but at the same time we can't let that serve as an excuse either ❤️ . . P.S. Everything I'm wearing is from @tiabhuvadotcom and ALL info is available there – including price/measurements/shipping rates ❤️

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The warrior style saree draping is bold and fun! Crisscross the saree around your neck and that’s it! Also, follow the steps in the tutorial and you would look the look this style gives.

Tia Bhuva’s saree draping styles are traditional yet have a modern flair to it. Also, which is your favorite look?

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