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Pretty and Elegant......... Does she not look fabulously elegant attired in a colorful Sari? One of the local English language News paper has published the photograph of the current UK Prime Minister, Theresa May, clad in a Sari usually worn mainly by the Indian women of West Bengal and exclusively by the ladies of my country where I live now. The news item that accompanied the photograph is appended so that readers can understand why did the British Prime Minister chose to wear the colorful Sari that apparently made her more popular to the Asian community living in the United Kingdom during the year 2010. I may add here that I felt like getting the photo up here only to show the interested readers how pretty and elegant the current British Prime Minister looks, clad in a Sari! Simultaneously, I wish to imagine my friend Fimour clad in such a sari at least once in her life time! Now, readers may find the appended news more interesting to read: : Quote……Theresa May in Sari The UK's new Prime Minister Theresa May has proven yet again that she poses a different taste when it comes to Fashion. The 59-year-old had turned heads when she appeared in a colorful sari at the Asian Women of Achievement Awards in London in 2010. May had made her first speech as the home secretary wearing a turquoise sari- and did not forget to show off her trademark kitten heels, said a report published in the Daily Mail in 2010. According to the report, She had the sari made on Green Street in East London and teamed them with her own pair of .... court shoes. However, May is not the only woman having link to UK politics to dazzle in a Indian outfit. She had followed the footsteps of former British prime minister Gordon Brown's wife Sarah Brown. Sarah Brown had worn an Indian dress during an official visit to India's capital Delhi in 2008[/COLOR]. ………………unquote Source: Dhaka Tribune.   |
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Wow - she sure does look elegant, thank you for posting.
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mamannie, Yes, she does look stunning in that colorful Sari. She will sure prove herself as one of the best Prime Minister of UK!
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I used to have a sari around that came from India many years ago. I have never worn it other than to try it on. It was a gift from my brother who brought it back from India when he was there for three years in the early 60's.
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I used to have a sari around that came from India many years ago. I have never worn it other than to try it on. It was a gift from my brother who brought it back from India when he was there for three years in the early 60's. Best wishes. Take care.
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