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Indian Sisters Own Two Rare Hermes’ Silk Sarees, Passed Down To Them By Their Mother As Heirloom

If you are a saree lover, you must know the beauty and importance of the six-yard piece. We all eye our mommies’ saree closet and wonder when we can wear her beautiful sarees. But have you ever thought about what it would be like if Indian sarees were designed by international brands? Well, in 2011, French label Hermes launched 28 sarees for their Indian customers, and oh boy, the world went crazy to grab their hands to one of the beauties. The rare sarees were priced at USD 6,100 to USD 8,400, and they sold out soon.

Indian sisters own two out of 28 rare Hermes saree

According to an Instagram page, Diet Paratha, two Indian sisters, Aria and Aashna Mehta, are one of the few who own two of just 28 silk saree that the French couturier ever made. For the Ambanis’ wedding, Aria styled the rare vintage orange-hued saree in a unique way. She wore it with a strappy, glistening golden blouse. An emerald diamond ring secured the pallu, and added the needed charm.

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