Saree is an Indian traditional attire that looks very elegant and makes a lady look beautiful too. A big cloth (printed/non-printed & in various fabric qualities) draped around the body can make a woman look so awesome; and it is an Indian cultural symbol that represents a woman in all her grace and splendor. In the 80' and 90' Saree used to be not only a traditional attire but a business attire too. Not only in the administrative and bureaucratic but at enterpreneual level ladies used wore saris. But this traditional attire is now loosing its traditional significance in the present scenario. In fact, in the commercial fields young girls and women now prefer to wear Western attires (trouser and shirt) or usually Kurtis-pajami because they find them more comfortable and easy to wear. Draping a saree according to them is itself a time consuming task and it is quite tough for them to give an ample of time to it when they need to rush in the early hours of the day. However, many big female entrepreneurs still believe that 'saree' is truly a style statement but more often now it is found to lose its prevalence. Nevertheless saree is still prevailing in the professions of teaching and among the hospital personnel.
