A saree is an unstitched piece of long fabric which measures about 5.5 to 6 yards in length. Keeping its length in mind, the saree requires a bit of practice to drape it to perfection. Undoubtedly, a majority of Indian women prefer wearing sarees as it is one of the most elegant ethnic attire.

Considering the diverse culture of India, saree draping differs from one place to another. The various types of saree designs include Banarasi, Bandhini, Chanderi, Kalamkari, and the list goes on. Women often select sarees depending on the place and occasion. Some of the most common fabrics used to craft sarees are cotton, silk, georgette, chiffon, chanderi, etc.

With the changing trends, fashion has also evolved drastically. Right from the regular saree to the half- saree style, every type and style is available. If you love draping sarees and are looking to purchase one, you could visit thehlabel.com.

At thehlabel, you will find an endless collection of designer sarees that you can even gift to your friends and family. Thehlabel is one of a kind online shopping site that has the trendiest collection. You will find a wide range of fusion, ethnic to western wear, all at affordable prices.

So, check out this rouge pink cold-shoulder blouse teamed with a bluish-grey and rouge pink ombre saree. This lovely set is from the collection Udghat Dwara collection. The blouse is cut from chanderi and is hand embroidered. The saree is a mix of raw-silk and cotton-silk and is block printed with delicate motifs.

Style this elegant set with statement jewellery and light makeup. Don this to a cocktail party or any other occasion.

The second set is a must-have for your upcoming party. Drape this sand beige blouse with an ombre saree to any function. The blouse is cut from raw-silk and the neckline is adorned with hand embroidery. The rust orange piping on the blouse sleeves adds an element of interest. The blouse is paired with a rouge pink and rust orange ombre saree. The saree is block printed and finished with a rust orange cotton-silk border.

You can style this with heavy chandbali earrings, pull your hair into a neat bun and you are all set for the evening.

The collection Udghat Dwara is inspired from the ancient doors of Rajasthan. Therefore, the colours such as sand beige, rogue pink, bluish grey and rust orange are the dominantly used in the fabrics.

So be it a festive occasion or just another day, thehlabel is your one-stop-shop to fulfil your shopping desires.

For more details on western, ethnic and fusion wear log on to www.thehlabel.com.

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The kurti is teamed with a matching legging and dupatta. Among the many ethnic outfits, kurtis are the most top-selling garment as it caters to a large segment of people in the domestic market.

Over the years, the kurti has evolved into different variations and styles and the most common being the kaftan and tunic. Right from short kurti, medium to full length, are all available in the market. Considering how popular kurtis are, it has been adopted by the westerners too.

Often, kurtis are designed according to the occasion. Fabrics such as chiffon, georgette, chanderi, etc. are commonly used to craft fabulous kurtis. Even the selection of embroidery plays an important role in the design of the kurti. The more intricate the embroidery, higher is the cost. A kurti is embellished with various kind of embroidery. Sometimes two or more types of embroidery are combined to add to its elegance. Applique, zardosi, chikankari, sequin and bead work, etc. are the most common embellishments used on kurtis.

Though many fashion trends come and go, the kurti will always remain in trend. If you are looking to don a designer exquisite piece for a function, you could visit thehlabel.com. Thehlabel is the one-stop-shop for designer wear. You can find chic designs at affordable prices and garments bought from thehlabel can also be customised as per your choice.

As the festivals are just around the corner, you can shop ethnic wear online as well. In this way, you not only save time but avoid the market rush too.

You can check out for ethnic kurtis from the collection Udghat Dwara at thehlabel. The word ‘Udghat Dwara’ means ancient doors. The collection celebrates the craftsmanship of the 10th century. The colours such as sand beige, rouge pink, bluish grey and rust orange have been creatively used on every garment. All these colours are inspired from the ancient doors from that era.

Here’s a bluish grey panel kurti that is hand embroidered along the placket. The rouge pink Chinese collar is the highlight of the kurti. The kurti is cut from kora chanderi fabric that gives it a lovely fall. The kurti is designed to flatter every woman.

A perfect piece to a party, you can style the kurti with a rouge pink churidar, wear statement jewellery and high heels.

So what are you waiting for? This is your chance to add a fantastic ethnic collection to your wardrobe. Shop now to avail the best festive deals! For more details on western, ethnic and fusion wear log on to www.thehlabel.com.

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