Divyanka Tripathi to Smriti Irani: TV queens who made us love sarees all over again

Indian television has always been an influencer in fashion trends, especially when it comes to sarees. The high and beautiful ladies of the most common daily soaps have managed to make this traditional attire an ultimate style statement. It is time to marvel at the beautiful faces of the Times TV ladies, who made us fall in love with sarees again.

As the character Tulsi in 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi', Smriti Irani embodies the traditional Indian saree look on television. Her elegant and expensive silk sarees with traditional borders have been an integral part of homes in India. The traditional wear, coupled with the traditional look, is the perfect combination that defines the "bahu" look in the early 2000s. She is the gold standard of elegant saree looks in television soaps.

Sakshi Tanwar redefined elegance on television with her simple yet elegant choices of sarees, and she was often spotted wearing soft shades of colours that suited her best of the lot. Her looks in saree in her shows 'Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii' and 'Bade Achhe Lagte Hain' stood as the epitome of elegance and strength.

The sarees worn by Divyanka Tripathi in 'Yeh Hai Mohabbatein' were an instant hit with her fans. From elegant festive sarees to intricately embroidered ones, her wardrobe managed to incorporate the perfect combination of traditional and modern styles. The elegant-looking sarees worn by Divyanka Tripathi became an instant inspiration for many young fans of the show.

The TV actress Hina Khan, who played the character of Akshara in the popular show 'Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai,' popularised pastel and celebratory sarees in a big way. Her subtle attire, especially sarees with fine details, has become a trendsetter during wedding seasons. She wore sarees with pure elegance.

Simple cotton sarees were made iconic with the character that Deepika Singh played in 'Diya Aur Baati Hum'. The colours and styling of the saree spoke of authenticity and cultural roots. The pleated style of the saree suited her character as an inspiring woman. She proved that simplicity is synonymous with impact.

Rupali Ganguly, who plays 'Anupamaa', is a fan of classic handloom sarees. She brought back the fashion for traditional sarees with her look. The elegance seen with her sarees is a perfect fit for her character. She encourages women to proudly wear sarees.