Are you looking for the perfect saree at this Navratri? While we already know that butter yellow is the trend of the season, there is another colour that is making all the noise: champagne sarees.

Neither too loud nor too muted, the champagne saree is emerging as the ultimate festive pick of 2025. Wondering how to style a champagne saree? We got your back.

The rise of champagne sarees

Once considered a colour reserved for evening gowns and Western silhouettes, champagne is now reshaping Indian festive wear. With its subtle gold undertone, the shade carries a regal charm.

Whether draped in sheer organza, dazzling sequins, or intricately embroidered silks, champagne has managed to make all the noise, especially amongst celebrities.

Even designers have caught on to this shift. House of Masaba, for instance, recently unveiled exclusive champagne-toned sarees in their festive collection. From delicate shimmer chiffons to bold sequin drapes, the brand has championed neutral-toned attire.

Even celebs love champagne sarees

Nothing defines a trend quite like Bollywood’s endorsement, and champagne sarees have become a celebrity favourite. Tara Sutaria, known for her youthful yet classic style, stunned in a champagne sequin drape. A few weeks back, the actress picked a Manish Malhotra saree for a photoshoot, and fans could not take their eyes off her.

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Madhuri Dixit, the eternal diva of Indian cinema, lent her timeless charm to the trend with a richly embroidered champagne saree. The diva wore it to one of the festivities at Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s wedding and we loved how she carried it.

Kareena Kapoor Khan also spotted the look for an outing with Saif Ali Khan, and we absolutely love how she styled her saree.

Why Champagne colour works for everyone

What makes champagne so appealing is its versatility. Unlike brighter festive colours such as red or emerald, champagne works across age groups and body types. For those leaning towards more traditional looks, champagne with zari embroidery or embellishments gives a rich, heirloom-worthy effect.

Its neutral undertone flatters every skin tone, adding a subtle glow without overwhelming natural beauty. From organza sarees to sequined lehengas, champagne adapts beautifully across fabrics and styles.

So, tell us, would you buy a champagne saree this festive season?

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