Sigh… when I see a saree draped like this, instead of focusing on the soft colors and design of the saree, my eyes wander to the lack of blouse. Clearly, the vendor did not take the time to have a blouse made for this saree and and try to pass it off with a generic blouse that is hidden by the saree.
Sure, afterall, they are just selling the saree, may be with a blouse piece attached but not the blouse itself.
For some sarees, it might work, but for a lot of notable sarees, the blouse provides the finishing touches that are so necessary to evaluate how the saree would look, so generally I don’t condone of this practice.
Moreover, the blouse piece typically has a blouse desing built in to it; the way embroideary is placed, the way prints are oriented and the way the cut is biased, I don’t think it is unreasonabel to expect that the saree vendor demonstrate that intricacy.
Sure, afterall, they are just selling the saree, may be with a blouse piece attached but not the blouse itself.
For some sarees, it might work, but for a lot of notable sarees, the blouse provides the finishing touches that are so necessary to evaluate how the saree would look, so generally I don’t condone of this practice.
Moreover, the blouse piece typically has a blouse desing built in to it; the way embroideary is placed, the way prints are oriented and the way the cut is biased, I don’t think it is unreasonabel to expect that the saree vendor demonstrate that intricacy.
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