Celebrities, as we all know, establish big fashion trends, but defining the appropriate trend is now more crucial than ever. Many actresses have recently been spotted becoming loud in their support of Indian companies, and as a result, they have been steeped in the ageless Indian custom as well. Samantha recently wrote about it on Instagram while attending Rana Daggubati’s wedding puja in a handloom cotton saree. She said, “Let us do everything we can to assist our local weavers and craftspeople. They are our final hope for preserving our wonderful customs (sic).”
Samantha Ruth Prabhu recently tweeted a lovely photo of herself at Rana Daggubati’s pre-wedding festivities wearing a selected, hand-combed, and handwoven saree by ‘Taanbaan by Rta Kapur Chisti.’ Andhra artisans weaved cotton into a great canvas for Sam. She accessorized with mangalsutra and wore a light parrot green cotton saree with a dark shade top, steeped in the Indian tradition of a beautiful moment.
Rashmika Mandanna demonstrated how to drape basic handloom weaves in the most beautiful way possible. The stunning lady paired her stunning saree with a standout white top in a shirt shape and a belt. We’re completely smitten with this outfit!
Kajal Aggarwal’s color-blocked Raw Mango silk saree illustrates that handcrafted items can elevate any look, and they’ve made their way into the star’s closet. She wore a bold necklace and earrings with her six-yard. Her style was finished with a ponytail, dewy makeup, and vibrant lips.
Handmade silk, cotton, and chiffon sarees are Nayanthara’s obsession. Nobody can handle handloom sarees better than the woman superstar of Kollywood, whether it’s at award shows or at family gatherings. In classic items, the beauty understands how to slay it royally.
In a stunning handloom, Sai Pallavi, who is famed for her simplicity, made a statement. A light woven six-yard is ideal for any future gatherings.
Last year, Keerthy Suresh, a National Award-winning actor, wore a striped Kasavu sari from Poornima Indrajith to celebrate Onam. She was accessorized with jhumkis and scarlet bangles and wore her saree with a green blouse.
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