The holiday season goes hand in hand with the joy of adding to our spaces and ourselves kicking off festively. While, because of the COVID-19 epidemic, staying home and having a cozy party has become very popular, try not to hold back while dressing.
Kurta’s straightforward fashion
If luxury is a priority for you, go for a straight kurta. The Kurti is a perfect combination of style and simplicity. The straightforward fashion kurta can be paired with pants and palazzos. A dress that fits all body types. In case you are not a person who enjoys heavy national costumes, a straight Kurti can be a great option for you.
Embroidered Kurti with Palazzos
Palazzos can give your outfit a formal and festive feel right away. Depending on the order of the occasion, you can choose a comfortable fabric or go with a formal dress like Georgette. You can walk easily, wander as fast as you can but still look compact. For a stylish and easy-to-make look, this is one of the national outfits that every lady should have in her wardrobe.
Choose a Brocade Suit
Brocade is a great example of Indian dress. The standard of ethnic dress would not be the same without it and no holiday season is over without this timeless style. A vibrant but delicious, set of brocade suits will make you feel like putting your priorities this Christmas season.
Go to Indo-western with Dot and Kurta
This dress is a perfect combination of western and Indian clothing that blends. A pair of snazzy and popular pants with a short Kurti is very chic. This dress ensures beauty and gives you a youthful look.
Standing Skirts
One of the most flexible festive styles, flared skirts can be paired with long kurtas, short tops, and even shirts. There is so much you can do when it comes to designing this flexible outfit. The best part about open skirts is that they offer extra comfort and look great and are great for all seasons.
The combination of plants and skirts is an easy decision when it comes to staying young and smart on festive occasions. Fully printed skirts with crop tops that are lightly colored or solid for women with contrasting colors are fun and acceptable way to bring out this look.
Suits sets with Shararas
Exploding bottles, especially in sharara or gharara styles are in vogue these days and the trend is only increasing. They are also enhanced with Organza decorative strings at the bottom of the shafts. These garments are made even of shirts with flared sleeves.
Indian clothing has an unlimited selection for any occasion. A little experimentation can give you a lot of the latest styles. Indeed, basic clothing such as kurta and leggings can come with accessories such as studs, necklaces. So, go into your closet and put on your most beautiful clothes, and use this time of year.
Kurta Pallazzo Sharara
Shararara got into fashion back in the 90s with those hip-hop music videos. We also had actors like Kareena Kapoor who sang Shararara in the hit songs like Bole Chudiya. This outfit was all the rage then, and it still is today. But if you don’t want to go all out and pull out your inner Poo, you can throw it down by pairing beautiful palazzos with a top crop crop. Add accessories like Jhumka and kadas and you have a matching pandal hopping dress.
Quirky Lehenga
Lehenga is a beautiful wedding dress, sangeet or reception, but can be incorporated into smaller functions and events such as Durga Pooja, Diwali celebrations and Navratri. Just get rid of the bright A-line skirt and printed crop top. Add quirky necklaces, long earrings and bracelets to enhance the look. You can try with different intricate designs of blouses that will suit your skirts. Finding a good tailor helps. You can also check out celebrities like Parineeti Chopra, Sara Ali Khan for some inspiration.
Saree with fun drapes
No matter what the occasion, you can never go wrong with a saree. Sprinkle your mom’s wardrobe this holiday season and get out of those vintage drapes. There are many ways to make a saree, you can explore many styles and come up with your own. Another way to do this is to pair your saree with a cropped T-shirt and leggings. This looks fun and is indo-western too. You can go more traditional with dhoti drape or Bollywood drape. You can access the saree with any type of jewelry.
Kurta style glasses
These gowns are a great rage right now. They can be as traditional or as custom as you want. You can find a simple kurta dress with an open skirt and perfect for a garba or denim night. Or you may choose to have a more elaborate embroidered embroidery and work that is well-suited for the occasion.
Indian clothing has endless options for any occasion. A little experimentation can give you many new styles. Even simple dresses like kurta and leggings can be worn with accessories such as earrings, necklaces. So, go into your closet and put on some casual clothes and get the most out of this season.
Play Hems
Playable hems are a new style in these traditional women’s clothing. This design helps to combine the Kurts with a bohemian style as well as a twist and asymmetric cut. These are usually cut as high-rise, (top front and bottom back) and are usually worn with Dot-style pants.
Cutting ceremonies
Modern kurtas are lacking in these designs, they are usually above the knee, and are designed with sleeves. Such Kurds can be paired with palazzos, skirts, and sharara.
Fusion Tops and Short Kurtis
These are usually short and flamboyant Kurts that go just below the waist. They are mostly paired with jeans.