In Sri Lanka, the traditional saree is slightly different from the Indian version. It is typically worn without a blouse, wrapped in a particular style that leaves the midriff exposed, and often ...

We can all contribute in a simple way; for example, 52% of the Sri Lanka's population are women and most of us wear Sarees. If each of us buys locally produced Sarees, not only will this support the ...

Also known as ‘The Saree Architect’ or ‘Apsara,’ Natasha has garnered a global following with her unconventional draping styles. With roots in Sri Lanka, Natasha is a strong advocate for ...