Importance of Saree

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Originally Posted by rachel

1.saree ladies do more make up than jeans ladies...mr.bingle

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Huh?! Nah, not all of them.....! Its mostly like the high class women.....

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2.we can hide navel area with thavani..mr.bingle.

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Um...btw, forgot to tell u- tats actually called munthani, not thavani....:)

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3.low neck will end at the correct border. it won't go too low...
thavani will hide that too..mr.bin :evil:

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How? :? Unless u wear the munthani draped over both ur shoulders......but young gals wont like tat! :wink: :)

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4.what's wrong with see through blouse..? :shock:

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Ithhe padichi naan :shock: aiten!

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Originally Posted by goodsense

Sarees are so special whether old or new and there is nothing ugly in any even when they are old or of a lower quality, unlike the feeling of other types of clothing old, not do old o still in good condition. I can more lend a saree. Can anyone explain why, just to clarify my thoughts?

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Well said GS, altho I didnt get tat one sentence.....?

Even I cant explain y its so......altho my mother never had ne attachments towards old Sarees, except her wedding one & a '60s one made of 'nylex' (a synthetic material back then)......soon as a Saree got old/begin wearing out, she'd give it away to a maid servant or tear it up & use it as a mop rag (esp. if it wer an ordinary one)....! :(
Still, I had more attachments over her Sarees than she did & wud be ready to fight against giving it away to neone! :lol:

I edited that post about the same time you were responding.

Jus replying at random to all the posts I missed....!

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Originally Posted by rachel

i think you can show more when you wear saree than other dresses..

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Ha ha......BOOOOO!! :poke:
Sagikile! :twisted:

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Originally Posted by goodsense

I edited that post about the same time you were responding.

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Ok gotcha! :)

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Originally Posted by goodsense

The more I buy better quality sarees and accumulate a wider selection, the more I feel I can' go back to wearing the ones I had from before of lesser quality, less nicer ..Yet, I don't want to part with them. Give them away? But when you give some thing to someone, you want to give them something good, I mean something nice and of good quality.

As my draweres and wardrobe get more packed, I will have to decide, may be to throw them out. Don't know how I will feel then. I don't have this problem with other types of clothing, I can easily give them away or throw them out. Sarees are so special whether old or new or of a lower quality and there is nothing ugly in any of them, unlike the feeling of some other types of clothing old, not so old or still in good condition. I can more lend a saree. Can anyone explain why, such attitudes just to clarify my thoughts?

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i'm sorry. don't totally understand u. can sense tt it's sth positive abt sarees.

digr: i wish to apologise once again for my harsh reply in the is india a rich country thread. my eyes were really tired then and i thought it was elavar again. elavar had been diverting the topic and saying all sorts of negative stuff which was making me extremely irritated. but i'm sorry i mistook ur post for his and lashed out at you! do go back and read my earlier posts. thanks.

Looks like ppl spoke EVERY THING possible, with the excuse of saree talks?

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Originally Posted by bingleguy

I accept that Jeans can be worn in a short span of time !
When spending hours together in the Facials make sense
When spending hours together in the hair coloring make sense
When spending hours together in the shaping nails make sense

why not spending few extra minutes on saree make sense :-)

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Now THIS truly makes sense! :thumbsup: :clap: :D

I don't agree Rachel, it depends on how you wear your saree. I only know of one way - I mean I don't change the way I wear sareess. I like my blouse to drop below the navel and my sleeves to be close to my elbow and my neckline to cover cleavage or should I saw just a few inches away from my neck. I am more conservative in sarees than anything else (and in professional dressing of course). Don't know why. The lady who made my last two blouses make the sleeves a bit too short, despite my request and said that is the style. What can I do, I can't condemn wearing it, since its the same material and pattern as the saree and anyting else on a saree like that, except for a black (black goes with anything and it also depends on the type of black material used) top, would look odd.

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Originally Posted by Lambretta

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Originally Posted by bingleguy

I accept that Jeans can be worn in a short span of time !
When spending hours together in the Facials make sense
When spending hours together in the hair coloring make sense
When spending hours together in the shaping nails make sense

why not spending few extra minutes on saree make sense :-)

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Now THIS truly makes sense! :thumbsup: :clap: :D

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After doing facial u feel revivied (u dont sweat)
after doign hair colouring u feel great (u dont sweat)
after shaping nails, u feel cute (u dont sweat)

after... saree........... ( u sweat, sweat, and sweatt :P )

May be if i go to NEWZEALAND, i would love wearing sarees :rotfl: