Tia Bhuva’s Can Can Saree & Vibrant Personality Is Giving Us #SareeStyle Inspiration!

The lady who designed the #cancansaree – Tia Bhuva, is giving us major saree style inspiration today and is our blogger of the week! Based in Canada, she’s a full time Buyer at Walmart but does this fun experiment in her free time. What started off as an activity that involved prancing around in her mom’s sarees, has now become an Instagram sensation that we all follow closely. Many girls are aping the trend and trying something similar in their DIY videos too.
Ideal for any Indian festivities, her style is unique and definitely relatable. From combining western pieces along with the traditional sarees, she gives the viewers fresh ideas on Indian wear every single day. The Lehenga saree is our favourite.
You see a burst of colors every time Tia posts a new picture on her Instagram. She makes an ordinary saree turn something spectacular with her amazing draping tricks and also the selection of colors and jewellery that go along with it!
We’ve picked some of our favorites so you can get a glimpse of her style.

1. Here’s how you can style two poppin’ colors together in three different ways!

2. Learning how to get those neat drapes and using the saree as a dupatta with the ornate Lehenga. Clever.

3. The beauty lies in the hues. Ivory, gold and red. A everlasting combination, she has put all our favorite things in one frame.

4. When she got married, she chose the most glistening sarees for the world to see. We love the classic stripes and deep maroon.

5. Wearing sarees that are older than her is something she loves delving in. The checks stand out with the whites.

6. She also shows how to mix and match, so you can do the same and create more outfits in return!

7. This shot is from her engagement, how pretty she looks in the pink and gold, and those heels just perfect!

8. She shows us how to layer up temple jewellery dressed in precious rubies, ancestral gold motifs and pearls.

9. Bright and beautiful in red and gold, right after she got married. The blue peeking out is eclectic.

10. We love to see how the drape falls on the side, giving us a great view of the art.

11. Combining the saree with a lacy black top and western prints to make it look like a gown! How chic.

12. Simple, yet lovely, Monochrome for Indian ensembles done right!

13. Look at how magnificent it looks from behind!

14. Dressed for her wedding in an elaborate ruffled gown with exquisite stones in the bodice!

15. Then again, she looks like a vision in this wedding saree with the Dhoop-Chaaon silk saree!

You can see more of this draping queen’s magic here.