5 times Kangana Ranaut made us fall in love with the saree

Give her a sari and she’ll make it completely her own. From adding vintage regalia in her Gayatri Devi-inspired finery to channeling her inner seductress in a Falguni and Shane Peacock’s sheer creation to nailing a sequinned chiffon sari look befitting a Breach Candy Club soignee — Miss Ranaut’s unique take on the sari has made it spunky, of-the-moment and also youthful. Here’s decoding her game-changing sari looks....

Fuss-free yet chic

Over the years, Kangana has emerged to be the true original when it comes to putting together her looks. Designer Anavila Misra seconds that and calls Kangana’s personality — “inimitable”. “It comes through in whatever she wears. But I love to see her in saris. She makes her drapes look effortlessly stylish.” The designer feels that the actress inspires young women to look at saris as a fuss-free-yet-chic staple.

Adds spirit to the sari

Style arbiters across the board vouch for the fact that the beauty brings such grace and spirit to her sari, making it the ultimate sartorial weapon. “She’s almost statuesque and wears it with such ease, she makes it an extension of her personality , both fierce and feminine,” says designer Payal Khandwala.

Serious sari goals 

Designer Aniket Satam observes that during the Rangoon promotions, she experimented and showcased a lot with sari. “Staying true to the core design foundation of what the pure sari is all about, her stylist Ami Patel has explored various genres of drapes and interestingly styled it with au courant blouses,” says he.

Not shy to experiment 

Designer Siddartha Tytler observes that Kangana has a great sense of style and she is one actress, who does not shy away from experimentations. Having said that, she has recently been endorsing a lot of sari looks for her promotions and we are not complaining. She is one of the leading style icon in the industry and can carry a sari with elegance. She has made sari one of the most stylish and comfortable outfit choice.”
It’ll be interesting to see how Kangana experiments with the six-yards classic in future.