Sunny saree looks to help you stay warm this winter

Channel your golden glow under the clouds

Amp up your wardrobe with a gleaming collection of sarees fit to tackle the frigid season. Photos: File

KARACHI:

Sunshine may seem fleeting these days, but that shouldn't discourage you from making it last longer. And before you rush to argue that you, in fact, cannot control the weather, that's perfectly fine. You don't need to.

But you can amp up your wardrobe with a gleaming collection of sarees fit to tackle the frigid season. Here are four actors whose affinity for looking effortlessly chic will show you how to become the brightest star in the bleak winter.

Saboor's uniform-toned elegance

Simplicity is key when it comes to this pick. Saboor Ali drapes her sunny saree like there couldn't be an easier option. Clinging to her form in loose folds, this outfit comes with a halter blouse that embraces the back with style.

The falling lace teases an off-shoulder look, making Saboor look nothing less than a camera-ready heroine, prepared to stun her audience from every angle. Think Sushmita Sen in Main Hoon Na with her breeze-ready fashion choices.

While violins may not be playing around you, this saree's uniformity of colour highlights its wearer against the clouds of the cold season.

Naimal's gradient goodness

Naimal Khawar is a master at adorning traditional wear, and her gold-to-purple saree is no exception. Even as she strolls through the streets, she carries the impressive stretch of the drapery with poise, letting it fall beautifully as she poses for photos.

Strapping no embellishments other than a swaying tassel, this silky smooth outfit is an anticipated sunset stitched in fabric and Naimal is the ethereal golden hour personified.

The gradually darkening gradient drives the point home and makes its wearer an instant head-turner. Why opt for accessories when the sun itself is shining on you?

Mahira's floral finesse

It should be a crime to discuss sarees and not bring up Mahira Khan, especially when she herself favours the ensemble. Be it her birthday or an occasion that tempts her to recycle the same saree, Mahira pulls through with ease.

Where the first two picks work well without the aid of striking patterns, Mahira's two-toned pick accords half the appeal to a splatter of yellow flowers on the pink backdrop of the blouse. Lined with precise intervals of laces, the bright yellow pallu serves as an excellent selection for wedding festivities that are common this season.

Mahira seems to understand this well as she pairs the predominantly yellow outfit with green bangles, both colours reminiscent of mehendi celebrations. You may even complement the look with bangles of marigold for a picture-perfect style. This modest pick is a sweet ode to traditional wear.

Sarah's star-spangled grace

Speaking of festivities, if you're looking to warm up a winter party, your sunny saree can be decked with a constellation of embroidery that serves stunners like Sarah Khan well. A little extra sparkle never hurt anyone, especially over an outfit meant to command attention.

The ensemble neatly clings to Sarah's form, showing off the waistline. The graceful pour of the fabric down the length of her arm comes together with a satisfying grace, testament to how well she dons the attire.

Coupled with twinkling earrings, the mustard fabric is the stuff of daydreams, which will fill both you and your onlookers with some much-needed warmth this season. Challenge the notion that stars don't shine in the day, because you sure will.

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