I have generally seen in the last few years that moms do not wear sarees to school. Be it PTA meetings, dropping or picking children from school or a casual interaction with teacher. The choice of attire has become western, fusion, skirts, trousers, leggings, palazzos teamed with tops but sarees. <\/p>\n
Very few are happy to wear sarees as they find it cumbersome, perhaps. But today I wanted to convince myself again that you can get dressed if you want in the attire you want if you plan well and have the true intention. <\/p>\n
And I did go for the meeting at school in this saree, that is borrowed from my mom’s wardrobe. For other moms who have seldom seen me in a saree, this was I guess a pleasant change.<\/p>\n
I have to admit I felt happy wearing this saree and felt it was perfect for a school interaction.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I have generally seen in the last few years that moms do not wear sarees to school. Be it PTA meetings, dropping or picking children from school or a casual interaction with teacher. The choice of attire has become western, fusion, skirts, trousers, leggings, palazzos teamed with tops but sarees. Very few are happy to…<\/p>\n