Beautiful actress Samantha Ruth Prabhu needs no reason to look beautiful. She carries herself well in sarees as well. She has a never-ending love for sarees which can be seen in her Instagram pictures. Today, let’s look at this diva’s traditional looks and take some saree inspiration. 

Samantha Ruth Prabhu in Saree

Samantha Telugu in Saree

Samantha Ruth Prabhu Saree

Samantha Saree Blouse Design

The gorgeous actress Samantha Ruth Prabhu prefers wearing handloom sarees. Samantha is the perfect combination of good looks and great body.

Samantha Ruth Prabhu in Saree in Dookudu Promotion

South Indian actress Samantha wore designer printed lehenga saree paired with matching short sleeves saree blouse in Dookudu Movie.

Samantha Ruth Prabhu Saree

Samantha Ruth Prabhu looked stunning in Sabyasachi design saree. She flaunts her super toned body in this picture.

Samantha in Orange Saree in Neethane En Ponvasantham

Samantha Saree Blouse Design

Samantha Ruth Prabhu is one of the few heroines from the Southern film industry who is a delight to watch on the silver screen. At the launch of her upcoming movie, Samantha was seen in a Sahil Kochar white salwar suit dupatta set paired with pearl earrings from Lara Morakhia. 

Loved it from head to toe! Apart from the million dollar smile, Samantha has established herself as a fashion diva and here's another fabulous look. Apart from her obvious on-screen aura, Samantha Ruth Prabhu is a diva and we are in awe of her impeccable sartorial choices.

Flashing her million dollar smile, Sam in a stunning ivory kurta set by Sahil Kochar. With the mid-waist knot and parallel pants, this look is comfy, chic and a must-have for every working girl. 

With a matching dupatta and strappy matching sandals, Sam looks jaw-drop gorgeous. With front buttons and light embroidery work, Sam's outfit is stunning.

For her makeup, she opted for a thin stroke of eyeliner with kohl and completed the look with a dash of mascara. With highlighter and nude glossy lips, Samantha looks beautiful.

Love this summer specific White Salwar Suit Dupatta Set gorgeous look.  

Wearing a Designer Midnight Blue Anarkali Kurta With Skirt Set by her designer sister's brand Ranian, Esha Gupta taped for another episode of her dance reality show.

Her midnight blue flared Anarkali with floral embroidered was teamed with a contrasting cream lehenga skirt. 

A net dupatta, gold earrings and center-parted hair rounded her lookout. She looked pretty, as usual!

Every Indian woman loves the saree and it is must have attire of every women's wardrobe. Saree is a simple six yards of cloth, some of them downright plain, with very little embellishment, but when draped around a woman’s body, it creates a magical look of elegance, grace, and allure. However, women in different parts of India wear saree in their own traditional style. We have here saree wearing style step by step. From this article, you can learn how to wear a saree for a wedding. 

How to Wear Saree

How to Wear a Saree 

Ensure that you’re wearing the petticoat (skirt that matches the saree color) and it’s firmly tied at the waist. You’re going to tuck most of your saree into this, and thus, this needs to be done right. 

How to Wear a Saree Step by Step 

If you plan to wear high heels, do that before you start draping—this will get you the ideal length and prevent you from tripping over your own pleats. 

Step 1 - Start from the plain (non-pallu) end, and tuck in the fag end just near the belly button. Continue to swaddle from the left side, and complete the round from behind until you reach the point where you first started.

How to Wear Saree in Modern Style

Step 2 - Yank the saree to the front and begin the pleats roughly about the size of the finger stretch from forefinger to the thumb.

How to Wear a Saree for a Wedding

Step 3 - Make anywhere between 5-8 pleats, depending on the material. Stow the pleats into the skirt and secure with a safety pin towards the left side of the waist. 

Saree to Wear to a Wedding 

Step 4 - This leaves you with the pallu. You now have a choice of either letting it flow (short or long floating) or pleat it together.

How to Wear Indian Saree

Step 5 - For a floating look, all you need to do is bring the pallu towards the left side of your shoulder, from under the right arm, and pin it on the left shoulder. 

Saree to Wear to a Wedding 

Step 6 - For the pleated look, bring the pallu from under the right arm and make vertical pleats (about 5-6 inches) with the border (if any) being the first pleat. 

Step 7 - Now, pin it near the left side shoulder, but ensure there is at least one meter left. This style is the basis for most of the other styles.