Who's Sari now????

Yes they are beautiful, but not for me Grace, never really found them stimulating for some reason. 

Saris seem to be a big thing amongst cross-dressers in India. This is one of the main factors that indicates the subjective, socially-define nature of cross-dressing. They are glamoous, so colourful in a fantastic array of hues and patterns and they seem so incredibly feminine conducive to amplifying graceful movements.

Araminta.

I owned a Sari way back in my mid 20's, when I had the figure to make them dangerous.  I loved the lightness and breathability of it, but always had a little trouble getting it to look good by myself.   One of my gf's was always happy to help, as we lived in the same apartment complex.

PaulaF

I would love to try one just to see what i would look like wearing one,

When you see a programme on the TV about India with all the women wearing them they look so elegant and feminine and all the different colours you can get them in too x

Hugs Rozalyne x

Paula....

"when I had the figure to make them dangerous"...

I so love that line xxxx

Grace ❤️

I would definitely like to wear one but only where is it culturally appropriate like a visit to India

Love it Deborah...

we girls do not need to be asked twice to go on tour..... eventually!!!

Haha ..grace xx

Hi Grace, definitely a thing of great beauty but not for me .I would probably end up looking like i had gone 12 rounds with a duvet cover and lossed. Pyxx.

I understand what you are saying Inga and have no problem wearing one then in Leicester then but I dont want to stand out here on the streets of LA and bring extra attention to myself on the streets. I prefer to blend in like in Rome do as the Romans do. Hugs

Yeah, I think I understand that.. though surely the possibility of standing out is one we've all addressed already?  Whatever:  if a sari is a rarity in LA, I'd just love to live long enough to see that change!  Thanks for letting me know; loads of kisses:  Inga.

Steph.

Im a loose and flouncy girl too...oooeerr, that sounds bad doesn't it!!!...i meant i hate to be tied up....yikes, that sounds worse...or does it??

Im so glad your infatuation with my sham dahlia hasn't diminished...haha.

huggs, grace x

Gosh I would have to move in and be a personal dresser, maybe I could invent a sari wrapping machine, bit like a silage wrapper only Grace would remain upright, rather than spun. Just a thought. 

believe me inga, if the fans are allowed.... Nottingham will be like India !!!!

They are beautiful, but not at all in my taste, I too love to show my legs, and flaunt the little bit I have, which these would certainly hide.
The closest I have would be a silk kimono, which I wear to lounge some evenings
Hugs, Regi