Ombré chiffon is ready to rule the saree world, know all about this chic textile

After the tissue saree trend, this season appears to be dominated by Ombré chiffon. From Alia Bhatt's sarees in "Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani" to Shloka Ambani's pink Ombré chiffon ensemble, this style is poised to conquer the fashion world.

Recently, Shloka Ambani garnered attention of netizens when she wore a Manish Malhotra Ombré pink saree paired with a retro blouse. Shloka accessorized the ensemble with minimal accessories, including dangling earrings, statement rings, and high heels.

Shloka's pictures received admiration online, with comments praising her elegance and stunning appearance. Users described her as "personifying elegance" and "exceptionally beautiful."

Shloka Ambani was adorned in a stunning saree designed by Manish Malhotra, as showcased by the designer. The saree boasts an Ombré design, blending shades of Rani pink and blush pink. Its intricate details include a floral pattern in Rani pink, scalloped lace in mauve on the borders, and sequin embellishments.

What is Ombré chiffon?

Ombré chiffon is a type of fabric that features a gradual colour transition from light to dark or from one colour to another. The term "ombré" originates from the French word meaning "shaded" or "graduated."

In Ombré chiffon, this shading effect is achieved by dyeing the fabric in a way that creates a smooth transition of colours, typically from a lighter hue at one end to a darker hue at the other. This fabric is often used in fashion, particularly for creating elegant and visually captivating garments such as sarees, dresses, and scarves.

The term "Ombré" comes from the French word meaning "shaded" or "graduated." In Ombré chiffon, this shading effect is achieved through dyeing or printing techniques, creating a beautiful and subtle color transition. This fabric is often used in garments like sarees, dresses, and scarves, adding elegance and sophistication to the wearer's look.

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