Dave sez, "Spotted this Google-themed sari in a fancy shopping mall in Gurgaon, India (the tech hub south of Delhi). I couldn't get the backstory because (proving that India is nearing Western standards in every way!) a guard started rushing over to bust me for taking pictures."

I guess it really is true, what they say: Working for Google means never having to say you're sari. Link (Thanks, Dave!)

  • Jamie Sue

    I love it. I’d wear it. :)

  • morgansher

    I think it’s a hoot! I’d wear it… if I had a bod anything similar to the mannequins! ;-P

  • Marshall

    There’s something Halloween costume about this, but there’s also something “we’re gonna eat you alive, first world” about it too.

  • phillamb168

    I guess it really is true, what they say: Working for Google means never having to say you’re sari.

    Bad Cory! Bad! No treat for you!

  • TonksPlum

    Well if you take a close enough look you see a business name on the “Google” search bar.. My guess is that’s the store’s way of advertising you can shop from their online store.

    Just a guess though.

  • insect_hooves

    Well, someone’s feeling lucky. Har har.

  • Anonymous

    Actually a designer named Satya Paul (a famous one in Indian fashion idustry) designed these saris and models walked ramp wearing these… Check this link to see an Indian beauty wrapped in Google!!
    http://www.hightechdivas.com/2008/06/20/fashion-statement-google-logo-on-the-runway/

    Avik,
    Bangalore, India….

  • insomma

    Where’s the matching cursor clutch?

  • Glossolalia Black

    Damn, now I want one.

  • BubbaFett

    This reminds me of the “clothes of the future” in Idiocracy with product logos all over them.

    Welcome to the future!

  • Odd One

    Who’s sari now?

  • Billegible

    going by the visible text in the search text box at the top (“shop.satya”), a google search (heh) found the designer and sari.
    Satya Paul, the artist, has more fun stuff on his website: http://shop.satyapaul.com/ .

  • Billegible

    Oh, and you can buy the “Oogle” sari for $299.98 US: http://shop.satyapaul.com/products/690.html

  • amydaw

    Actually the Sari spells Ooogle and has been designed by Indian designer Satya Paul

    Link to a clear view of the Sari -

    http://www.shorttext.com/luccu10

    You can see some Adsense ads on it also.