The classes have begun in various colleges of Patna and fresher’s day is just a few days away. One of the main purposes of holding a fresher’s day party is to welcome newcomers in a friendly manner. On this day, seniors and juniors get together to celebrate being part of the college. And this is one day where you can make an impression on fellow students by looking your best. So this year, Patna girls have decided to grab eyeballs by ditching their western outfits and trying the traditional sari with a twist. PT finds out what they are up to...If you are not willing to experiment much and want to play safe, then opt for this look. It’s simple and easy to carry. Just swap your regular blouse with a printed crop top and wrap the sari around your neck like a scarf. Go for tops with vibrant colours or with catchy slogans to jazz up your look. Wear long earrings and keep the makeup simple. And you are ready to go...This is how you can make heads turn at the party. Just tie your shirt near the waist and drape the sari in Gujarati style by bringing the pallu to the front and taking it round your neck. To complete the look, wear simple earrings. If you want to go for a casual look, make a low bun and apply light makeup. That way, the focus will be on your sari.Managing a sari can be a bit difficult for many but not if you wear it dhoti style. Drape the sari over your pants like a dhoti. Crepe saris are ideal for this look. Team the sari with a trendy Chinese collarred blouse. If you want to play a little more with your look, try a headpiece and look like an Arabian princess.Remember how Diya Mirza stole hearts at a film awards party when she came wearing a half sari over leggings? If you want to leave everybody talking about your look, then you must try this style. Take a chiffon sari and fold it in half. Drape it around your waist and then place the rest of the sari on your shoulder. This look is both chic and comfortable. Go for same coloured leggings and a contrasting blouse. You can even wear a peplum top.If you are not used to wearing a sari, then pleats of your pallu can give you a tough time by repeatedly slipping off your shoulders. How about donning a sari without a pallu? Just drape your sari like a skirt and make pleats in front. Team it up with an ethnic top. Go for a top with Madhubani or kalamkari prints. You can also go for a silk sari as the pleats look neater. Either let your hair open or try a high braid.— Sweta Bharti and Alisha Shireen

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