CCC (5/11/ 2016) - Page 8

Originally posted by: B-onesie

Still looking for a top to under the sari. My colleague will bring one for me as we having a big meeting that day as well and they are flying in. She is Indian. And she is draping the sari for me as well. Her top is short, but she she says the sari will hid the fat😳

Yay! At least you're sure that the saree won't fall off when you dance! 😃

Originally posted by: Tessaloni

Yay! At least you're sure that the saree won't fall off when you dance! 😃

That is my biggest fear🤣 at least there is an underskirt

Originally posted by: B-onesie

That is my biggest fear🤣at least there is an underskirt

at least she'll know what she's doing...

Maybe you shouldn't dance 😆

Originally posted by: Tessaloni

at least she'll know what she's doing...

Maybe you shouldn't dance 😆

Originally posted by: B-onesie

Still looking for a top to under the sari. My colleague will bring one for me as we having a big meeting that day as well and they are flying in. She is Indian. And she is draping the sari for me as well. Her top is short, but she she says the sari will hid the fat😳

Hi. Usually the sari come with an extended piece called the blouse piece. You can take it to your dressmaker or designer and get a sari blouse made :)

Originally posted by: B-onesie

That is my biggest fear🤣 at least there is an underskirt

Haha. Make sure the person that's draping your sari secures your sari with a lot of safety pins hence your sari won't fall.

Originally posted by: B-onesie

Not dance, don;t be ridiculous!

🤣

Originally posted by: surili1

Hi. Usually the sari come with an extended piece called the blouse piece. You can take it to your dressmaker or designer and get a sari blouse made :)

It's too late now. In Cape Town, these things are not as easily accessible as in KZN or JHB. I asked my colleague that works here, but he says his wife and family get their things from you neck of the woods.

Originally posted by: surili1

Haha. Make sure the person that's draping your sari secures your sari with a lot of safety pins hence your sari won't fall.

btw Hi Suri, and the lady that we are getting it from does not want us to use pins, she says it ruins the fabrics

Originally posted by: B-onesie

It's too late now. In Cape Town, these things are not as easily accessible as in KZN or JHB. I asked my colleague that works here, but he says his wife and family get their things from you neck of the woods.

Eish okay. Maybe next time.