Aishwarya does not often don large pieces of jewelry as she does here, but it works. The bold necklace and large dangling earrings pick up the gold, red and green hues in the sari. The sari is a green crêpe silk, with a traditional Gujarati style border and a floral motif all over the sari. The gold strappy blouse is simple and understated.
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its actually one of the only sarees that she wears which i actually really like
That can’t be; out of ten, this saree wouldn’t even get 4. Her eyes are green-blue so green saree helps, but its not a saree that brings out the best in her.
no it gives a different vibe to her altogether, the sarees different its not the typical overdone-tailored sari nor the saree which is heavy from all the embroidery, its looks oldish and green isnt a colour that is much worn in sarees, so its good.