The most common draping style, Nivi, emerged in India in the mid-19th century. It involves wrapping a sari around the waist and across the torso, with the pallu hanging over the left shoulder.

How many helping hands do you need while draping a sari? Your mom's, maybe your sister or friends or perhaps your husband's too ;). But more often than not, the end result is a tangled wrap!

It should match the base color of your saree and sit comfortably at your waist. Make sure both garments allow easy movement and breathing. A snug but not tight fit is key. Step 1: Tuck and wrap ...

KARACHI: A sari is not your nine-yard drape anymore. It has evolved into one of the most stylish attires overtime. You can pair it with pants, add a belt or some embellishments and it will look ...

Content creators Andy the Highlander and Harvinder draw striking parallels between two iconic garments in a heartwarming ...

The sari has found a new use in the hill areas of Kozhikode and Wayanad -- farmers are using them to ward off straying wild animals, mainly wild boar and porcupines. They use old saris to make ...