Sarees may seem like an outdated option for workwear but hear me out. There is nothing more elegant, simple yet commanding that a classic nine-yards. So we have put together a list of sarees that will be perfect for your office wardrobe.

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2. Sarees may seem like an outdated option for workwear but hear me out.
There is nothing more elegant, simple yet commanding that a classic
nine-yards. So we have put together a list of sarees that will be perfect
for your office wardrobe. All the sarees in the list are a neutral color
palette to make it office appropriate with little or no embroidery. Be it a
client meeting or afterwork happy hours, there is saree to fit the
occasion.
Indian Fashion Designer Sarees
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Called the Black Gita Saree,
this is a minimalist’s dream saree
in striking black with resplendent
silver border. This Indian
fashion designer saree is
designed with handwoven cotton-
silk by the renowned saree
design-house, Raw Mango. To pull
together the look, pair the saree
with a striped, high-collared
blouse with long sleeves. For
makeup, wear a simple red-lip
and for accessories, wear simple
diamond studs and a pair of silver
heels.

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This is a Tattva Sari by designer
Urvashi Kaur. Part of Urvashi
Kaur’s new collection, the saree
packs a relaxed, alternative and eco-
conscious vibe. This ombre printed
fashion designers saree in sheer
chanderi with muted, earthy grey
highlights displays innovative tailoring
and a modern aesthetic. Style it with
a grey khadi blouse and white heels.
Just like the previous look, keep the
makeup minimalistic to make it office
appropriate. As for jewellery, go with
a simple silver rings or diamond studs
or a dainty pearl necklace.

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Part of Anavila’s new collection of
earthy linen meets metallic zari
details, this saree is 100%
handwoven linen. This fashion
designers saree is the epitome
of effortless elegance. And with
the right kind of blouse, it can be
dressed for day or night. The most
interesting feature of this striking
saree it’s metallic charcoal pallu.
Wear a simple dark-olive green
blouse with it and dainty gold
jewelleries. Complete the look
with a pair of matte-black pumps
in suede.

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Aptly named the Firouzeh, this is
part of the saree collection of
Indian fashion designer Payal
Singhal. In this collection, Payal
Singhal has combined clean,
minimalist cuts with intricate and
exquisite pearl and mukaish
embroidery.The sarees seamlessly
bring together the traditional and
the modern with their use of clean
silhouettes with scalloped hemlines.
This piece in particular is a black
number in silk mul. Pair it with a
boxy choli in white with polka dots.

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Mix-up your work saree
wardrobe with this ivory and blue
striped number by Anavila.
Anavila, the Indian fashion
designer, is famous for her
simple, elegant light linen saris
that are a dream to drape. Look
ethereal in this one in an ivory
base and blue-lilac stripes in
Anavila’s trademark handwoven
linen. Pair it with a cream, boxy
blouse and gray, suede heels. Keep
the makeup simple and accesories
with dainty silver jewelleries.

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This one is perfect for your office
parties. Part of Peachoo's latest
collection that combines her
classic palette of blacks, whites
and sands in beautiful ways.
Although the base is a
minimalistics champagne tone,
Peachoo elevates it to elegance by
adding a horizontal striped border
and tonal sequins.The fabric is
handloom cotton which ensure
the comfort and wearability of
this piece. Pair this saree with a
champagne and gold boxy blouse.

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Command the boardroom in
this white textured Indian
fashion designers saree by
Anavila. Part of Anavila’s
collection of elegant
handwoven linen saris in the
softest, most delicious of
colours with silver and gold
zari details. This piece so as
light as the clouds and lovely
to drape. Pair it with a dove-
gray t-shirt blouse and suede
heels.

10. Do you often wear Indian fashion designers saree to
work? How many workwear sarees do you own?
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