SAREE DREPING
There are many beautiful saree draping styles across India, each reflecting regional culture and occasion. Here are some popular saree draping types with their names: Traditional Draping Styles
Nivi Style Saree Draping – The most common modern style, pleats in front with pallu over the shoulder
.Bengali Style Saree Draping – No pleats, wide pallu, often with keys tied at the end
.Gujarati Style Saree Draping – Pallu comes from back to front over the right shoulder
.Maharashtrian Nauvari Draping – Worn like a dhoti, popular in festivals
.Tamil Brahmin Madisar Style – Complex drape worn during religious occasions. 
Butterfly Saree Draping – Thin pleats, pallu shows off midriff (popular in films).
Lehenga Style Saree Draping – Saree draped like a lehenga with multiple pleats around
.Pant Style Saree Draping – Saree paired with pants instead of a petticoat
.Dhoti Style Saree Draping – Gives a trendy dhoti look
.Mermaid Style Saree Draping – Highlights curves with a narrow silhouette. 
Mumtaz Style Saree Draping – Inspired by actress Mumtaz, tight layered wrap.
Double Saree Draping – Two sarees worn together for a rich effect.
Rajrani Style Saree Draping – Pallu draped like a veil over the head