How To Drape Saree In Lehenga Style In 4 Different Ways

Draping a saree in various styles has been a timeless trend. With diverse cultures and regions, saree draping offers a multitude of styles. One popular trend that has captivated women is the fusion of wearing a saree or half saree in a lehenga style. In this blog, we will look into three unique ways to drape a saree in a lehenga or half saree lehenga style, along with the steps to achieve this fashionable look.

How To Wear A Saree In Lehenga Style

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Lehenga Style

To get that lehenga style with your saree, first, put on a blouse and a voluminous full length skirt as your petticoat for the lehenga look. Then, tuck your saree on the left side and start pleating it towards the right until you make a complete circle. Remember to keep some saree for adjustments and pleats the pallu of the saree. After that, take the pallu from the right and secure it on your left shoulder. At last, neatly pleat the remaining saree and tuck it in the middle at the back. You're all set to flaunt your saree in a lehenga style effortlessly.

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Half Saree Lehenga Style

Wear your blouse and lehenga skirt, tying it securely around your waist. Next, drape the pallu over your shoulder, pinning it on the left side to ensure a good pallu length. Then, starting from the pallu, create pleats along the entire length of the saree. Allow the pleats to be loose, forming a U-shape at the back. Secure the pleats on the left hip while maintaining the U-shape at the back. For an extra touch, add a belt to achieve a more defined and stylish look.

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Lehenga With Saree As Dupatta

Start by wearing your lehenga skirt and blouse. Next, pleat the saree pallu and drape it over the front body, securing it on the left shoulder. Then, take the pleats of the pallu from the left to the right and tuck the other end of the saree in the front at the centre. Moving to the back, take the upper side of the saree, create even pleats, and tuck it at the back in the centre. Adjust the pleats to form a broad U-shape at the back and an inverted V-shape at the front. To complete the lehenga saree look, add a belt for that final touch of elegance and style.

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