10 Legit Cool Girl Ways to Do a Benarasi! *Apart from the Usual Sarees & Lehengas!

There's something so pretty about a good Benarasi weave- it's just the right amount of blingy without being OTT and looks effortlessly classy! But if you think it's boring and can be only worn as a suit, lehenga or saree, boy! Are you mistaken! Here are some cool girl legit ways to wear a Benarasi which are so unique and inspiring!

Crop top/ Shirt and Skirt

Image via Sweetcouch

Looks like a million bucks, don't they? Such an easy, breezy look! This glam blue one is by Reeti Arneja.

As a Kurti with a skirt 

Image via officialraveenatandon

So simple, but so stunning! We love this look, and it is something so easy to customise! Raveena Tandon's outfit is by Raw Mango.

Draped like a cocktail gown

Image via theshilpashetty

How cool is this unique Benarasi spotted on Shilpa Shetty? A drape like that completely transforms the look! This outfit is by Amit Aggarwal. 

Dhoti Pants

Image via Aza Fashions

Benarasi dhoti pants- why not? Looks so cool for the Mehendi! Outfit by Amoh by Jade.

Mixing 2 contrasting hues

Image via afashionistasdiaries

Benarasi Jacket 

Image via Ritu Kumar★ 4.4

So so trendy, and something that can be worn over jeans later as well! 

Benarasi palazzos with a shirt

Image via MissMalini

Alia Bhat wore these cool Benarasi palazzos with a white shirt, and it's such a cute idea! Outfit by Payal Khandwala. 

A cool double drape

Image via GlossNGlass★ 4.9

So this is a unique way to add something extra to your benarasi suit! A double dupatta drape like this one looks so unique and regal!

Unique Saree drape with raw silk pants

Image via Boldsky

How cool is this unique saree drape? If you want to pull off a modern look with a Banarasi saree, then this is a killer way to do it! The outfit is by Ritu Kumar★ 4.4 . 

Cape with the lehenga

Image via Pinterest

While a Benarasi dupatta does look gorgeous, a cape is also a cool way to wear it! This one's by Jade by Monica and Karishma★ 4.8 .

Want to know where to source your Benarasi from? Here are some labels for outfits, and here for dupattas!