Start with a lightweight, easy-to-manage fabric like chiffon or georgette, tuck it into a petticoat for security, and drape the pallu over the left shoulder. With a little practice, most first-timers can drape a saree in under 15 minutes.

Wedding sarees typically use richer fabrics like silk or velvet with heavier work, while party wear sarees lean toward lighter fabrics like net or georgette with sequin or shimmer detailing. 24th Spoke's collection covers both categories.

Darker shades like navy or maroon suit evening lighting well, while metallic tones like gold or silver also stand out beautifully at night events. 24th Spoke's sequin and metallic sarees are designed with this kind of evening wear in mind.

A coat, shawl, or a full-sleeve blouse helps keep a saree warm enough for cooler months. Thicker fabrics like velvet also add extra warmth while keeping the festive look intact.

Blouse styles range from simple round-neck, half-sleeve cuts to more detailed net or embroidered designs with high or low necklines. Choosing the blouse style often depends on the saree's fabric and how much detailing you want to highlight.

Refold sarees every few months to avoid permanent creases and store them away from direct sunlight and moisture. Delicate or embellished pieces are best dry cleaned rather than washed at home.