A Guide on Picking the Perfect Saree Gown Colours for All Skin Tones
Everybody’s skin tone is their most noticeable feature. Having a solid understanding of your complexion is always beneficial because it aids you in opting for better fashion apparels. Every complexion is lovely and a special creation of the universe, but each one also has a complementary colour scheme that can greatly accentuate one’s inherent elegance and attractiveness. So here’s a quick guide to help you pick the perfect party wear designer saree or even the amalgamation of saree and gown for your lovely skin tone from our online collection at ‘Jiya’ by Veer Design Studio.
To help you choose a saree gown style that complements your skin tone, we've included a few from our collection:
Dusky skin tone
Dusky skin is lighter than black-brown complexion yet slightly darker than wheatish skin. It is also known as ‘tanned’ or ‘sun-kissed’ skin. Peach, bottle green, olive green, maroon, mint green, sky blue, and baby pink are a few hues you must experiment with. When adorning a saree gown for a particular occasion, try it in shades of blue, green, and pink.
Our blush pink chiffon silk pre-pleated draped saree gown with an embroidered one shoulder bodice, and scallop embroidery edging is one of the perfect pieces to illustrate the beauty it would grant to the dusky skin complexion.
Dark skin tone
Because of the centuries old tradition of British control, dark skin tones were formerly viewed as a sign of inferiority in India, but today, they are a source of pride. A medium to dark colour scheme is all you need if your complexion tends to be on a darker side like the chestnut, almond or the black brown. You can experiment with shades like royal blue, teal green, mauve, golden, maroon, beige and cream.
Our electric blue net choli embroidered with sequins and beads, paired with a tiered skirt saree with an attached draped flounce ruffles drape pallu should be your pick if your complexion is towards the darker side.
Wheatish skin tone
A light brown complexion that almost resembles wheat is known as a wheatish complexion. This complexion is typically lighter than a dusky one and darker than a peachy or fair one. Women with light brown skin tones should explore the metallic and vibrant hues. Such hues will help highlight your features and instantly transform you from subtle and plain to captivating and awe inspiring.
Our embroidered green net choli embroidered in sequins and beads, paired with a georgette skirt ruffled saree and an attached drape pallu is what deserves a place in your closet if you own a wheatish skin.
Fair skin tone
Women having a rosy or whitish complexion should pick wardrobe hues surrounding the colour of the classic rose.Tan and beige colours will perfectly and undoubtedly complement your personality. You can experiment with both light and dark hues to see which will enhance your features.
Our berry maroon georgette stitched draped saree with a maroon net choli and belt embroidered with floral motifs is an ideal piece that would ace your fair complexion.
This wraps our overview of the ideal colour guide for different skin tones. Be a pro at the game of fashion and style by going ahead and highlighting the beauty of your individuality with the appropriate colours in different apparels like party wear gown for women or other Indo western dresses for wedding!
To help you choose a saree gown style that complements your skin tone, we've included a few from our collection:
Dusky skin tone
Dusky skin is lighter than black-brown complexion yet slightly darker than wheatish skin. It is also known as ‘tanned’ or ‘sun-kissed’ skin. Peach, bottle green, olive green, maroon, mint green, sky blue, and baby pink are a few hues you must experiment with. When adorning a saree gown for a particular occasion, try it in shades of blue, green, and pink.
Our blush pink chiffon silk pre-pleated draped saree gown with an embroidered one shoulder bodice, and scallop embroidery edging is one of the perfect pieces to illustrate the beauty it would grant to the dusky skin complexion.
Dark skin tone
Because of the centuries old tradition of British control, dark skin tones were formerly viewed as a sign of inferiority in India, but today, they are a source of pride. A medium to dark colour scheme is all you need if your complexion tends to be on a darker side like the chestnut, almond or the black brown. You can experiment with shades like royal blue, teal green, mauve, golden, maroon, beige and cream.
Our electric blue net choli embroidered with sequins and beads, paired with a tiered skirt saree with an attached draped flounce ruffles drape pallu should be your pick if your complexion is towards the darker side.
Wheatish skin tone
A light brown complexion that almost resembles wheat is known as a wheatish complexion. This complexion is typically lighter than a dusky one and darker than a peachy or fair one. Women with light brown skin tones should explore the metallic and vibrant hues. Such hues will help highlight your features and instantly transform you from subtle and plain to captivating and awe inspiring.
Our embroidered green net choli embroidered in sequins and beads, paired with a georgette skirt ruffled saree and an attached drape pallu is what deserves a place in your closet if you own a wheatish skin.
Fair skin tone
Women having a rosy or whitish complexion should pick wardrobe hues surrounding the colour of the classic rose.Tan and beige colours will perfectly and undoubtedly complement your personality. You can experiment with both light and dark hues to see which will enhance your features.
Our berry maroon georgette stitched draped saree with a maroon net choli and belt embroidered with floral motifs is an ideal piece that would ace your fair complexion.
This wraps our overview of the ideal colour guide for different skin tones. Be a pro at the game of fashion and style by going ahead and highlighting the beauty of your individuality with the appropriate colours in different apparels like party wear gown for women or other Indo western dresses for wedding!
