“Half Saree” or “Langa Voni” or Half & Half Saree” has been in fashion for a very long but it’s reviving and trending to new highs.
It’s very popular amongst South Indian women but the North Indians are also catching up quickly with the Half Saree trend.
Sometimes it’s also referred to as a “two-piece Saree”, “Half Lehenga” or “Lehenga Saree”! South Indians adorably call the Half Saree Designs a Langa Voni (in AP/Telangana), also as Langa Davani (in Karnataka) and Pattu Pavadai Dhavani (in Tamil Nadu)!
There are myriad options to drape a saree. You may like taking the Pallu in a Bengali manner or you may love styling the saree Gujarati way. Women look gorgeous in any kind of Saree style. Period!
Here we are going to elaborate more on what Half Saree Designs is and will clip down some inspiration to help you out with adding the same to your wish list.
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Firstly, let’s understand what is Half Saree.
When you opt for a half saree you will notice two contrasting colors blending through. The above waist of a Half Saree or Langa Voni is closer to a regular saree with blouse & pallu and below the waist is closer to a lehenga with fewer flares.
Pallu is neatly wrapped on the waist with other ends on the shoulder.
The magnificent Half Saree or Langa Voni as you may have noticed consists of three divided parts. What are they?
Skirt – Without pleats (mainly) but flare pattern could vary.
Pallu – The Pallu is wrapped around the hips and goes on one shoulder.
Blouse – This could be a sleeve or sleeveless blouse.
Both the Color and fabrics which are used in making the skirt, Blouse, and Pallu are ideally made into contrast details. Bold colors are chosen and kept in contrast to emboss the true sense of Half Saree.
What’s the difference between Lehenga and Half Saree?
They look kind of similar. Right? Well, not really when you take a deeper look!
Lehenga and Half Saree are very different from each other as in Lehenga there is a choli or Blouse paired with a Lehenga Skirt with no pallu which is worn separately but in Half Saree, you have a pallu which goes over the blouse paired with a skirt.
The drape pattern of both the lehenga and Half Saree is very different giving it different looks altogether.
Lehenga has the vibe of North India while Half Saree is something that aligns with South Indian culture.
If you have been watching South Indian movies or you have already watched SRKs and Deepika starring Chennai Express then you might have seen the attire too.
You can also notice some upcoming trends in the Half Saree as well, such as fluted skirts and multi-pleated ones. You can also pair them with South Indian jewelry. The Half-saree promotes lots of experiments and you may find that wonderful.
They say that the fabric which is in net, faux Georgette crepe is much more tried by the buyers. You may love that fabric too. Also to name a more Viscose, art silk, faux chiffon, Brasso, velvet, and more are some amazing choices.
There are lots of other elements in it which are embellishments over it. Zari work, patch border work, and stonework can uplift the whole vibe of the Half Saree making it look bolder due to the various hues in it. You may also like the Kaanjivaram style add-on to it.
1. The Green Paradise
You would look like a flower in this kind of tone setting. The Pleated skirt is simply gorgeous while the Pallu in Pink looks wonderful. The belt has lots of handwork done and looks good when belted over the Banarasi silk skirt. The blouse you see in a red tone is a brocade handworked.
2. Blue & Golden
Golden and blue don’t look bad. If your bridesmaids are opting for something like this. This can be the one.
3. Deep Greenish Tones
This classy pick is the completely awesome sauce you can grab for your D-Day. You might love adding some more layers to it or keeping it this way. Very perfect for some Sangeet-like rituals.
It’s super convenient to wear and you will look like a princess who will be turning into a Queen. Got you! The Pleated skirt goes well with an undertone greenish border. Make it look more South Indian by embracing the jewelry. Pro tip: Pin it up well!
Basically, Zari’s work done right on the correct hue looks super gorgeous.
4. Flip it up!
You may like styling a fancy blouse this way. You may love giving it a shot. The starry Pleated pleasant skirt catches our attention as the pink Pallu floats over. Braid up your hair or let it loose. Looks super amazing!
5. Orange – Intense
Make the sleeves a few inches longer and let the beauty of fresh orange ooze through you. The mixy print of the skirt paired with a single tone of sunset yellow looks stunning.
Summing up:
As everything takes its time and evolves into something more different. The Half Saree Design is no exception. As the Half Saree looks quirky and unique the younger generation loves this style the most.
Especially for young girls who want the Saree look and don’t want to mess up with the wrap then this type of Saree is the most ideal.
