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Pooja Hegde sets the fashion record by declaring that this silk saree is her favourite

(Image Credits: Instagram) Woven by master weavers who were the descendants of Sage Markhendeya, Kanjeeveram sarees have stood the test of time and are the sacred attire of celebratory occasions. Known for holding the essence of culture and tradition for ages, the timeless grace of Kanjeeveram sarees remains pious and eternal. Bringing the raw energy and divinity of these silk threads to life, actress Pooja Hegde recently professed her love for Kanjeevarams and called the drape her 'all-time favourite'. Dressed in a deep purple Kanjeeveram saree against a pink background, she struck some regal poses for the camera, leaving us swooning for more. (Image Credits: Instagram) For an award event, Pooja opted for a deep purple-hued Kanjeeveram saree adorned with traditional floral motifs in gold, spread all over the main bodice. It also came with a thick border and abstract traditional floral motifs that instantly uplifted the overall grace of the drape. Pooja Hegde gets brutally TROLLED for wearing black saree with deep-neck 'backless' blouse at Baba Siddique's Iftaar party Pooja teamed it with a quarter-sleeved matching blouse and allowed her pallu to cascade from her shoulders. Creating a flawless overall charm, she further added a purple beaded statement necklace with matching earrings and a statement ring. (Image Credits: Instagram) For her makeup, the 'Radhe Shyam' actress decorated her eyes with a soft pink shade of eyeshadow, winged eyeliner, and a touch of kohl. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Memperdagangkan CFD Emas dengan salah satu spread terendah? IC Markets Mendaftar Undo Adding a sleek purple bindi with glossy coral lipstick, the diva left her hair down and showed us exactly how to drape a divine Kanjeevaram saree, making it a mandatory choice for every occasion. How to properly style a Kanjeevaram saree? Let the rich and intricate zari embroidery of your drape take centre stage. Elegantly and with utmost patience, lay down the drapes at the front, and leave the pallu down to showcase the rich detailing. Next, team it with a well-fitted matching blouse and add elbow-length traditional sleeves or a modern sleeveless cut. Lastly, seek out traditional gold jewellery and aim to complete the look with stunning temple jewellery. Opt for a sleek, decorated eye look with a brown lip shade and create a sleek low bun with a gajra to get the perfect South Indian look. One step to a healthier you—join Times Health+ Yoga and feel the change