Which Type of Saree is Trending Now?

Sarees have stood the test of time, evolving with every era yet never going out of trend. The charm lies in their versatility, as they blend tradition and trend, making them an inevitable attire in the wardrobe of all generations. Today, the saree trend is being redefined by celebrity fashion, styles inspired by Bollywood and Kollywood stars gracing red carpets, movies, and social media. Here’s the best RMKV edit of the trending sarees of 2035 that are making waves across India.

Trending Sarees of 2025:

1. Crushed tissue Saree: From Kollywood to Bollywood industries are gravitating towards crushed tissue saree. Favorite heroines flaunt in crushed tissue, captivating the eyes and hearts of girls. This trend inspires modern brides and fashionistas to embrace crushed tissue in their special moments. These sarees are shimmering and easy to drape, allowing you to make well-structured pleats. They are woven in various designs including plain, zari buttas, jacquard, digital prints, and embroidery. The blend of gleam and charm of the saree, adds a grander and sophisticated look.

2. Tussar silk: Tussar, also called Kosa silk, is a luxurious variety of silk known for its natural golden color. It has a distinctive texture, being slightly coarse with a heathered appearance. Highly breathable and suitable for all seasons, Tussar silk comes in a variety of designs, including hand-painted motifs, intricate embroideries, and diverse prints such as Madhubani, Kalamkari, floral, nature-themed, geometric, and contemporary designs. It is perfect for weddings, festive occasions, and formal gatherings. Its moisture-retaining property makes it a delight to wear in hot weather.

3. Banarasi silk: Banarasi saree, the well-known art of Varanasi, is inevitable in the fashion trend. It is famous for its fine fabric, intricate Mughal-inspired motifs, and gleaming gold and silver zari jacquard. It illustrates a rich texture, intricate zari weave, and a regal appeal. Banarasi's continued popularity is because of its blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern adaptations, making it a favorite among brides, celebrities, and fashion enthusiasts. The most popular designs include floral jaal( floral vine running through its body), and geometric and Mughal-inspired jacquard. 

4. Dupion silk: Dupion sarees have a crisp and slightly rough texture. They have high tensile strength and come in a spectrum of vibrant colors. Dupion is trending for its durability, wrinkle-free nature, and perfectly pleated structure. It is available in multiple designs, such as plain, buttas, and digital prints inspired by Kalamkari, Madhubani, floral, and geometric patterns. Based on the design, it is best suited for formal gatherings and simple casual outings.

5. Crepe: Crepe is known for its flowy and slightly crinkled texture, making a graceful drape. When you drape a crepe saree, you feel smooth, airy, and effortlessly elegant. Crepe fabrics come in a wide range of designs such as plain, prints, embroidered, zari work, and jacquard designs. It is perfect to adorn evening parties, offices, festivals, and casual outings. 

6. Pre-Draped and Ready-To-Wear Sarees: The usual way of draping a saree is time-consuming, and not everyone aces a complete drape. But a pre-draped or ready-made saree provides a flawless drape in just two minutes. The pre-stitched pleats and a neatly draped pallu ensure no hassle of often adjusting the pleats and the pallu. It is the best option for beginners who are not familiar with saree draping. Most ready-made sarees are contemporary designer pieces featuring unique ruffle pleats, belts, and saree brooches, making them a trend among young women. These sarees come in skirts or pants, allowing you to move comfortably without worrying about the saree slipping. 

7. Soft Silk: As the name suggests, soft silk is light and replicates traditional Kanchipuram silk motifs. Soft silk is highly popular due to its comfort, affordability, and elegant designs. Some popular patterns include plain, buttas, checks, stripes, and brocade weaves. Best to adorn weddings ( especially summer marriages), festivals, poojas, and other functions. 

8. Kanchipuram Designer Saree: Kanchipuram designer sarees go beyond the usual Kanchipuram weave. They feature digital prints, intricate embroidery, and unconventional color combinations to give a contemporary touch to traditional Kanchipuram silk. The increasing demand for customized designer sarees has propelled them into trending fashion. Popular motifs include floral embroidery, digital prints of famous Madhubani, Kalamkari florals, abstract designs, Ajrakh, Batik, contrast borders, no borders, half-and-half designs, geometric patterns, heavy mural jacquards, zari designs, zari buttas, temple patterns, checks, and stripes. They are ideal for weddings, receptions, and festive celebrations, and radiate tradition and modern trends, making a bold statement in your look.

Trending Summer Edit: 

9. Satin Saree: Satin sarees are well known for their silky and shiny texture. These sarees have a fluid drape and gracefully hug your curves, making them a stylish choice for evening get-togethers and summer weddings. Popular satin saree designs include gleaming stone and sequin embroidery, luxurious plains, floral and intricate prints, buttas, and brocades.

10. Organza Sarees: Ever-trending organza sarees have a separate fan base for their shine, translucent look, and lightweight feel. Heavy embroidery and printed organza make a bold statement for summer receptions without feeling too heavy in warm weather.

11. Chiffon Saree: Chiffon sarees are a staple in summer fashion because they have a feather-light feel and effortless draping quality. They offer a graceful fall and are easy to handle, making them go for casual and corporate wear.

12. Cotton Saree: Cotton sarees remain a timeless summer wear, offering breathability and comfort. These sarees keep the body cool and elevate your look. They come in a variety of subtle and grand designs like buttas, geometric patterns, zari work, Indian prints, and embroidery, etc., that go well for simple traditional occasions and formal events.

13. Georgette Sarees: They are lightweight and provide a structured drape, best for both formal and casual wear. They often come in vibrant colors, stone embroidery, patchwork, sequined work, various Indian prints, floral tropical prints, abstract prints, buttas, and brocades.

Conclusion: 

Voila, now you know what the trending sarees are. Embrace your special moments with a saree that best suits you. Explore the finest selection of trending sarees at RMKV.