Often girls are confused about Sharara and Garara suits. This is because Garara and Sharara look alike to a great extent, but 1 difference makes both different
Understanding the Sharara Pattern
Sharara is fitted from the waist belt. It has less or more flares. Gores and pleats are used to give circumference. It can be 1 meter
Kurti with Sharara
Both long and short kurtis can be worn with Sharara. Sharara can be made less or more flared according to body type
Fabric for Sharara
Soft fabric is used for Sharara. Fabrics like chiffon, georgette, crepe etc. are considered best for Sharara. Whereas light embroidery silk Sharara gives a heavy look
Garara Pattern
Garara is fitted up to the knee or above and then the flare starts. You can choose less or more flare according to your preference
Garara can also be made without a joint
It is not necessary that if there is no joint near knee, it will not be called Sharara, not Garara. Garara has fitted, then flared out style above knee. Sharara flares from above
Cut or Fitted Joint
In simple words, a fitted and then open set above the knees is called Garara, whereas Sharara is flared after the waist