Organza Sarees (ऑर्गेंजा साड़ी)

Types of Organza Sarees

Although traditional organza is made from silk, there are many other available options.

Plain Organza: 

The most widely known variety of organza saree, this variety is preferred by women for its lightweight fabric and beautiful light colours. These beautiful sarees are extremely comfortable and have an effortless beauty to them. These organza sarees are perfect as they can be paired with jewellery or without to create different kinds of looks.

Organza Silk: 

Considered one of the best combinations, Organza silk sarees (ऑर्गेंजा सिल्क साड़ी) offer a perfect blend of modern and traditional Indian styles making them a versatile choice for various kinds of events. These sarees have a beautiful silk shine along with the comfort of organza fabric. 

Printed Organza: 

Organza Sarees with floral patterns, geometric prints and motifs have become a trend of their own as they showcase the beauty of the fabric and have a delicate elegance that comes from the beautiful prints on the organza saree. Printed sarees are adored by women as they are lightweight in comparison to embroidered sarees and are cheaper yet have the same level of beauty and elegance.

Organza Cotton Sarees: 

Organza Sarees with a cotton blend have emerged from the love for organza and cotton sarees creating the perfect blend of beauty and comfort as the sarees are soft and have the sheer beauty of organza fabric too. The shine of the organza fabric and the comfort of the soft cotton makes these beautiful sarees irresistible.

Designer Organza: 

The fabric is known for its beauty and versatility and so organza sarees can be experimented with to create new styles and designs. Designer organza can range from traditional wear to having a completely different contemporary look. The different printed sarees of organza fabric have various designs that look amazing for any occasion.

Fancy Organza: 

The fancy organza sarees have elegant designs and are comfortable to wear. The comfortable fabric and beautiful designs are the perfect combinations for parties. Fancy organza sarees include printed sarees that have embellishments or can be with plain designs.

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How to Style Organza Sarees

Styling a saree is a process. But, don’t worry, it’s not a difficult one. You can style an Organza by carefully picking the right accessories, experimenting with the blouse design and putting on makeup that complements the overall look. Here are some tips to do the same.

The best thing about this saree is you can experiment with the blouse neck designs. Since the fabric is sheer, a sweetheart neck, boat-style design or high neck will look elegant. You can also try a halter with a backless design to wear with Organza. 

You can experiment with the blouse design as well. If your saree is plain, pair it with an embroidered blouse to elevate your look. 

You will find several options when you buy an Organza saree, but you must look for that perfect one to ensure it is not just another outfit in your wardrobe. Find a colour that will complement your undertones and enhance your appearance. 

Apart from that, you can also choose a colour based on the look you wish to achieve. Pastels are great for a more subtle style, whereas bold and bright colours are ideal to make a statement. 

The best way to carry Organza is by styling it with the right accessories and jewellery. Your jewellery should not be overpowering, but should definitely make a statement. You can either wear big earrings and skip a neckpiece or wear a statement neckpiece and add small earrings to match. Minimalist pearls or gold jewellery work the best with Organza.

Tips for Nailing the Style with Organza Sarees

Organza is a simple, lightweight fabric, and elevating the look is not rocket science. If anything, the Organza saree is the easiest to style. If you have tried different neck designs and have the right accessories, the next thing to do is experiment with how you drape it. 

The traditional way of wearing a saree is by taking the pallu and letting it fall gracefully from your left shoulder. However, you can wrap it around your neck like a scarf or bring it around from back to front to create a new, modern look. 

For a contemporary look, you can also layer your saree. Add a jacket or maybe a complementing cape. It especially looks outstanding if you are attending a winter event.

FAQs

What is Organza saree fabric?

Organza is a sheer and lightweight fabric famous for its natural sheen and fine texture. Often, it is characterised by plain weave and tightly twisted yarn. 

Traditionally, Organza saree is pure silk, but some might also use polyester yarns or a blend of both. 

Organza is a delicate, high-maintenance fabric. But yarn used in weaving the fabric makes it stiff, which further allows the saree to hold its shape. It gives one’s silhouette a more structured and flowy appeal. 

Is it difficult to wear an Organza saree? 

Any saree is only challenging to drape till you have not practised. So, if you are a beginner, despite Organza being lightweight, it can seem slightly challenging to wear. 

Since Organza is a see-through fabric, it is crucial to be careful when draping it. The good news is since the fabric is quite crisp, creating well-defined pleats is not as difficult. 

However, remember that Organza is airy, so be mindful to not snag the fabric. 

Is Organza better than Chiffon?

Factors like personal preferences and the occasion play an important role in deciding between Organza and Chiffon. If you wish to dress up and embrace a rich look, the sheen and opulence of Organza would be ideal. But if the occasion is informal or you want to keep it casual, Chiffon would be more comfortable. 

Moreover, both fabrics have distinct qualities for which they are known. Organza is known for its stiffness and transparency, while Chiffon is known for its softness and easy drapability. 

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