Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s newest appearance blends romanticism, rusticity, and skill in Indian art, revealing a different cottagecore aesthetic in saree clothing. The actress recently combined a handwoven cotton silk saree with a linen jacket, creating an interesting mix of natural materials that contributes to both a modern look and a connection with the Indian textile legacy. The soon-to-be-mother, who is currently hosting MasterChef Tamil with celebrity contestants, is dishing out iconic maternity looks that are worth pinning down.
In one of her televised appearances, Samantha dazzled in a handwoven saree and jacket designed by Anavila. Her look encapsulated the essence of comfort and luxury, thus promoting the idea of handloom and slow fashion. The piece comes from the label’s newest summer collection, known as Malli Kali, and is inspired by the jasmine flowers found in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. Interestingly, the designs featured traditional floral interpretations along with illustrations of birds and insects drawn to those flowers. The ivory drape made of hand-spun and hand-woven cotton silk had a gold border adorned with silver zari work and amazing floral and dragonfly appliqués, which looked absolutely mesmerising. cottagecore has an enchanting vibe of a beautiful rural getaway, while prairiecore is based on the alluring rustic style of vintage rural fashion influenced by pastoral and, in some cases, western aesthetics While both aesthetics romanticise a slower and nature-inspired lifestyle. The easiest way to remember the distinction is that cottagecore deals with a romantic image of living in the countryside, while prairiecore deals with clothing traditions and the rustic nostalgia of the countryside. (Image Credits: Pinterest)
