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Raksha Bandha is usually the first contender for saree ethnic wear, especially for celebration. But ethnic wear does not start and end with saree, there are lots of options to find out. Kurti, which you wear regularly, can also be perfect for festive opportunities.
Also read: Happy Raksha Bandha
And no, your regular wear is not very casual, if you style your look right, it will be right with the charm ready for your celebration. HT lifestyle reached for experts for recommendations on kurti styles and minimal jewelery, which could basically see your protecting bond.
Treating kurtis and how to style them
Kurti is versatile, comfortable ethnic pieces in your wardrobe, which you can style for all kinds of events, from the brunch to the family. Typically, kurtis are only seen with regular floral prints, which may shape the general idea that they are only for casual days. But by selecting correct cuts, silhouettes, and styles, kurti can easily carry forward your festive style game. You may have raised your wardrobe in search of something special, but look close to the front because you can already have a stylish kurti, which is ready for you.
Parnika India director Vishal Pacherival shared with HT lifestyle five, such kurti design and styling tips which are perfect for festive opportunities, from chic to elegant:
1. Peplum Kurti
- Flirt and flatter, peeplum kurti on the waist and goes out.
- Style it with cigarette pants or straight-cut jeans to balance the silhouette.
- Flats, sneakers, or mule can work well for an casual or Indo-Western vib, add chunky earrings to a fun finish.
2. Anarkali Kurti
- Its long, flowing pair couple beautifully with Churidhar leggings or smooth palazos.
- To elevate your entire look, add a soft-lipped scarf, and style it with flats, perfect for formal or semi-formal events.
3. Straight kurti
- The straight-cut kurti is prominent in every wardrobe, which gives a smooth and elegant look.
- They are versatile and can be paired with jeans, leggings or palazos.
- For a sophisticated form, bangles or garlands and accessories with Kolhapuri style.
4. Corset-supported Tasel Kurtis
- The complex back design combines a contemporary touch, making it an ideal match for wide-legged palazzo pants or high-cam trousers.
- The pairing of this outfit with metallic sandals will increase your look and make a bold statement.
5. Dhoti
- Infected with fusion vibes, a wrapped in dhoti-style kurti, strange fit is ideal for those who love something differently.
- To steal the show, pair it with ankle length bottom or leggings, pair it with juttis, and add boho accessories for fun.
Minimum jewelery for pair
Now, when it comes to jewelery, the common instinct is to go for heavy, bold pieces. Of course, the celebrations are all about the maximalist styling, but not everyone vibes with loud bling, and it is completely fine. Ethnic wear is also shocked with subtle glow, which connects your look beautifully together. When you wear minimal jewelery, your unique kurti also stands out.
Simran Shah, Vice President of Kama Jewelery, shared some minimum jewelery options which are trendy:
1. Threader drops breeds
- Threader drops are abstract floral-inspired patterns and delicate silver earrings with fine falling chains, which combine subtle brightness without heavy glow.
- Their minimum design provides rest all day
Simran also suggested wearing a minimum ear stud, if threader drops feel a little too much.
2. A four -leaf clray pendant
- This pendant represents luck, hope and prosperity, in the form of a four -leaf clit.
- The pendant is another small but important piece that gives a light, optimistic touch in a monsoon season.
If there are no four -leaf climps pendants, there are other styles such as pressed flowers pendants, Charm Pendants, Crystals or Barthstone Pendants. The issue is, a pendant is minimal and a bran or statement is less heavier than the necklace, making it an ideal option. These pieces are mild, which keep the humid weather in mind.
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