saris

From her grandmother, she had learned that emeralds looked better with pink saris rather than green.

Two Indian women in elaborate purple saris walk toward the bank of phones.

Wherever they went, they had the feeling that they were surrounded by old buildings in warm colors and an array of multi-colored saris.

In India, many women teachers wear saris which can cover up as well as reveal a woman's figure, depending on how they are worn.

Women in bright saris crowd together as they walk in a bridal procession in Mandawa, Rajasthan.

Ms Sen oozed oomph in every move of hers on screen, in her sensual chiffon saris.

Dancing and singing to the beat of drums and wearing bright saris, the eunuchs met with success in their new role Wednesday.

She emphasised her Indian identity above her Italian, wearing only saris in public and adopting local mannerisms.

By 10 o'clock the women have turned their hands variously to making pickles, embroidering saris or collecting rubbish.

Ladies come here to shop for exquisite saris and expensive jewellery.

One earns cash by sewing fancy beads on to cheap, plain saris .

In the village were weavers producing the most beautiful brocade and silk saris in dark dingy little rooms with small windows.

We always attract attention, because we all wear pink saris.

In the photo above, the sisters wash their saris.

A washerwoman hangs diaphanous saris to dry on the mortared walls of a house in India.

As an organization that saris citizens and common interests of the society, the government plays an important rule in public maximum.

Infants dresses or skirts or saris or kimonos

Girls dresses or skirts or saris or kimonos