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I need to buy a Saree/Sari!

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idontspeakespn

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Here's the gist: my friend Lena is getting married in August, and as I'm sort of the unofficial 'bridesmaid' (as traditional Sikh weddings don't have 'bridesmaids') I do need to be wearing traditional Indian attire...which means a fancy Sari/Saree.

Has anyone ever worn a Sari? I am a *teensy* bit self conscious about my arms and a lot of Sarees, from my experience, look like this:

http://www.pinkvilla.com/files/images/hn-instyle-saris-ash_0.preview.jpg

*Sigh* Isn't she beautiful? I would seriously turn gay for her...God, what a woman...uh-anyway.... :wubu:

So, I guess my question is:

How do I tactfully wear one and cover my arms? Is it hard to buy Sarees and their matching clothing items for bigger women? and which 'style' would be most flattering on a PSW? Would a nice simple sari with a few chosen decorations be okay, or is it better to have a lot of pattern?

If you have recently bought one or know where I can buy one and you are in the UK, please let me know, as I am getting a bit nervous about it.

Cheers!

T.
 

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