Ekaya Banaras

Georgette Sarees for Weddings Let’s be real sarees are never going out of style. They’re like that classic movie you rewatch a hundred times. But seriously, georgette sarees ? Next-level good for weddings. They’re basically the perfect mix: easy on your skin, not outrageously heavy, and they’ve got that “oh wow, she looks amazing” vibe, no matter your body shape. A bride who doesn’t want to melt under fifteen pounds of silk? Georgette. Wedding guest looking for glam without the drama? Also, georgette. It just checks all the boxes.   Why is Georgette a Big Deal Anyway? So, georgette, it’s this dreamy fabric that’s super lightweight, kind of sheer, and has this crinkly thing going on. It’s usually made from silk or some synthetic stuff, but don’t let that scare you off. The point is you can breathe in it. You can dance, eat, pose for a hundred photos, and basically not feel like you’re wearing a tent. Some of those heavier sarees… listen, they look great, but they’re torture af...

Banarasi sarees have always been a symbol of tradition, luxury, and lasting beauty. But now, they are not only a part of weddings, or religious functions. When you are going out for a brunch, a party, or even for a formal meeting, your Banarasi can be your best fashion companion—if you know how to style it. Here are six trendy styles to drape a Banarasi saree that are sure to turn heads—be it any party. 1. Power Dressing with a Structured Blazer Occasion: Office party, formal occasion, networking brunch Pair your Banarasi saree with a perfectly fitted jacket or blazer for a power fusion look. Monochromatic or muted colors for the blazer will counter the opulence of the saree. Less accessories and a tidy bun will finish the chic look. Style Tip: Drape a belt over the blazer to pull in the waist for a fashion-forward shape. 2. Crop Top & Banarasi Context: Cocktail party, social get-together Swap out your classic blouse for a trendy crop top—sequins, ruffles, or even a collared shirt...