There are several ways to wear a saree,

There are several ways to wear a saree, each with its own unique style and cultural significance. Here are some of the most common types of saree wearing:

*Traditional Styles:*

1. Nivi Style (Andhra Pradesh and Telangana): Pleats in front, pallu on the left shoulder.

2. Dravidian Style (South India): Pleats in back, pallu on the right shoulder.

3. Bengali Style: Pleats in front, pallu on the right shoulder.

4. Gujarati Style: Pleats in front, pallu on the left shoulder.

5. Maharashtrian Style: Pleats in back, pallu on the left shoulder.

*Regional Variations:*

1. Tamil Nadu: Kanchipuram saree with contrasting border.

2. Kerala: Kasavu saree with gold border.

3. Karnataka: Ilkal saree with temple border.

4. Odisha: Sambalpuri saree with ikat patterns.

5. West Bengal: Tant saree with floral motifs.

*Modern Styles:*

1. Bollywood Style: Saree with a modern twist, often paired with jeans or leggings.

2. Lehenga Style: Saree draped like a lehenga, with pleats in front.

3. Mermaid Style: Saree draped to accentuate the curves.

4. Butterfly Style: Saree draped with pleats in front, pallu on the right shoulder.

5. Athpourey Style: Saree draped with pleats in back, pallu on the left shoulder.

*Experimental Styles:*

1. Saree gown

2. Saree pants

3. Saree skirt

4. Saree jumpsuit

5. Saree with pants or leggings

*Other Variations:*

1. Half saree (for young girls)

2. Lehenga saree

3. Saree with a belt

4. Saree with a jacket or blouse

Remember, these are just a few examples, and saree-wearing styles can vary greatly depending on personal preference, cultural traditions, and regional influences.

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