11. Air Hostess Style
The air hostess style of draping a saree is a little different from the traditional type. The main difference is that when the saree is being draped the sides are covered more before the pleats are tucked in the front. Another difference is the way in which the pallu is taken, which can cover the back. If you want to go in for a trendy look the this is the perfect option for you!
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12. Andhra Style
At first glance, the Andhra style might look similar to the Maharashtrian style which is spot on but it is draped in a different manner. The main difference is that a part of the saree that has been pleated in the front is allowed to fall in the front, unlike the other style. In more ways than one look like a dhoti to some extent.
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13. Coorg Style
The Coorg style of draping a saree is unique as it is a convenient as well as a comfortable style. It is also referred to as the Kodagu style where the pleats are tucked in the back, unlike the traditional style. Additionally, it gives a simple yet sophisticated look to the wearer.
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14. Tamil Iyengar Saree
The 9-yard saree is also referred to as the Tamil or Madisar Iyer saree, which serves as an all-inclusive ensemble. The main feature that sets apart this style from others is that a fold is pulled between the legs, like a dhoti. As a result, this style helps the wearer move with more ease.
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15. Rajrani Style
As the name suggests, the Rajrani style is tailor made to give a royal look. It is the perfect style to select if you want to look elegant and aristocratic. The sarees have heavy embellishments. Also, what sets apart this style is that the pleats fall in front like a dupatta rather than being pinned on the side.
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