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Trunal Sahuji
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Samantha Ruth Prabhu recently delighted fashion aficionados by donning a complex, multi-fabric saree by Indian label EKA Design Studio. The ensemble blends silk, organza and jacquard in a patchwork design, signalling both craftsmanship and contemporary flair.
What caught the eye
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The saree features silk as the foundational base—rich, traditional and structured—giving the drape volume and weight.
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Overlaying the base are panels of sheer organza, which lend lightness, movement and a hint of transparency—balancing the heavier fabrics.
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Interspersed throughout is jacquard weaving—textural, opulent, pattern-rich—adding depth and artistry to the patchwork aesthetic.
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The patchwork motif: multiple tones and textures are stitched together in intuitive panels, allowing each fabric to make its statement while forming a cohesive whole.
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Samantha paired the saree with thoughtfully minimal accessories and a blouse that let the drape shine—respecting the complexity of the saree while keeping styling clean.
Why this look resonates
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Textural fusion: Combining silk with organza and jacquard is a bold move—not just layering fabrics but marrying different fabric characters (sheer vs solid, lightweight vs substantial). The result feels modern yet rooted.
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Patchwork aesthetic: Patchwork has heritage—quilts, traditional fabrics—but here the patchwork is upscale, elevated, designed. It speaks to a new direction in ethnic wear: composition over single-fabric uniformity.
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Versatility for festive occasions: In choosing such a saree, Samantha balances grandeur (thanks to jacquard and silk) with movement and lightness (organza). It works for festive nights, events, cinematics.
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Brand alignment: Samantha wearing this saree signals both her commitment to craft and her fashion-forward sensibility.
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