7 TRENDY HALF AND HALF SAREES THAT YOU MUST TRY IN THIS SEASON

Half-and-half sarees, or half-and-half sarees, are the latest innovation in Indian ethnic wear. It has revolutionized the traditional saree look for a modern and contemporary casual look. Half-and-half sarees come with dual colors that are contrasting in nature, and they are in different prints and patterns. One side could be a solid color, whereas the other could be polka dots. Therefore, it is called half and half, as one half differs while the other half may be in terms of color, print pattern, fabric, or style. Half-and-half sarees are easily considered to be extensions of the already popular half-saree in southern India. It is also known as Langa voni, Pavadai daawani, or Langa davani across the South Indian states. It comprises a langa or pavadai, i.e., a skirt wrapped around your waist.

Later, a voni or davani is a cloth used as a pallu draped around your blouse. A half saree is worn by young girls between the ages of puberty and marriage. So basically, it is a two-piece saree with another piece as a blouse. The half saree is divided into two major parts: the pleats and the pallu. Pleats are dyed in one color, and the pallu is dyed in another. They are purposely dyed to contrast with each other, and similar embroidery can be done on both of the dyed colors. Read More: Top 10 Printed Sarees for a Stylish Look Sometimes, pleats could be in entirely different patterns, like leheriya art chiffon, and the pallu could be in Bandhani style with a gota border. It is highly applicable to several types of fabric, such as silk, chiffon, crepe, nylon, bandhani, and georgette.

For young women who want to impress their friends, family, or office colleagues, this hottest style of draping a saree with a half-and-half saree is the most trending in today’s fashion. In recent years, many more alterations have been made to the half-saree with elegant embroidery work, mirror or sequin work, golden or usual zari work, etc. This type of saree can easily become your ultimate choice for any festive occasion, as it portrays design versatility and elaborates embroidery and textures. Let’s scroll through a curated range of half-sarees that you can shop at karmaplace.com and get shipped directly to the US at your doorstep.

VICHITRA SILK BORDER SAREE

This is a heavy designer saree that is made out of 5.5-meter-long vichitra silk and 0.80-meter-thick art silk fabric with a lace border. Pallu is a lighter green shade that stands directly in contrast with the darker green of the saree pleats and blouse.

It can be styled with choker necklaces and stud earrings with a round stone ring. This silk border saree can also be paired with an ethnically designed potli. It is perfect for festive occasions, and dry cleaning is the recommended wash.

SILK BANDHANI HALF AND HALF SAREES 

The complementary color scheme of orange and purple always looks so good together. This saree is made of hand-dyed bandhani silk and comes with a lustrous zari border. It is specially designed for casualwear occasions, and it has a regular weaving pattern.

This saree would be gorgeous with silver alloy chandbali earrings and maybe a simple brass necklace. Machine wash is the recommended wash.

CHIFFON BANDHANI SAREE

This saree is made of bandhani-style chiffon fabric. Its pleats are in a bandhani-style pattern, and on the other hand, its pallu is purely a leheriya style. It comes with a chiffon blouse and a solid blue blouse with lacework.

This chiffon bandhani half-and-half saree would go well with stylish pearl earrings and a simple Kundan necklace with Kundan bangles. Also, it would be completely fine if no other jewelry accessory was worn, depending on the occasion.

LEHERIYA KOTA SILK SAREE

This is a casual, handcrafted leheriya-style and shibori-printed saree. Pallu is made of half-printed leheriya and half-shibori with an intricate Zari work-based border. A machine wash is the recommended wash for long-lasting maintenance.

This leheriya and shibori half-saree can be styled with bohemian earrings and necklaces with contrasting shades to the saree. It could also look good with traditional gold jewelry in an ethnic style.

BANDHANI LEHERIYA SAREE

Casualwear saree with multicolor and leheriya style saree with bandhani pallu. It already seems so out of the box. This is the perfect festive wear as well as a casual saree, as it has an ethnic design with modern styling. It is made out of silk fabric with a regular weave pattern. For durable usage, a machine wash is the recommended wash.

This half-saree can be simply paired with Kundan jhumkas and Kundan bracelets for a contemporary look with traditional accessories.

ZARI BANDHANI SAREE

This is a handcrafted Bandhani saree with zari work and art silk fabric. It is made aesthetically for casual occasions, but it would also be suitable for festivals with the correct jewelry. The pink print over the blue color stands out shiningly.

This contrasting pair of colors looks so unique when paired with silver necklaces, earrings, and bangles as a complete set. This saree can also be styled with bohemian-style jewelry. Apart from half-and-half sarees, you can check out the new designs of KarmaPlace sarees.

SILK WOVEN SAREE 

This blue will make you stand out among everyone else. It is beautifully designed with a woven border. The pallu of this saree has ski work in a light color that is paired with a dark-shaded blue. The saree comes in a sea-green color and is made of silk fabric.

It can be styled with dangling earrings and a pendant-style necklace. Bracelets or bangles can also be paired with this saree, depending on the occasion. It is the perfect saree for the upcoming festive season. It is very easy to use and maintain a half-and-half saree, as it is very similar to any other saree. However, it depends on its fabric and print work, as that would require some other type of wash care. Dry cleaning is recommended when the saree is heavily designed with sequins and other artwork.

The rest of the time, a machine or hand wash is always preferred. These kinds of sarees are mostly casual wear, but they can be easily draped for festivals and special occasions like weddings, public events, or other parties. I hope you have enjoyed reading the trendy half-and-half saree blog. Let me know if there is any more information you would like me to add over here. You can always express your view by commenting below or by writing to us at support@karmaplace.com.