Get Festival Ready With Traditional Outfits From Nihal Fashions

Festivals are an integral part of Indian culture. Usually, people wear traditional Indian outfits for festivals. Indian festivals are no longer just about food and celebrations, they are also about fashion. These days special outfits are designed for specific festivals. Apart from the traditional Indian clothes like kurta pajamas, sarees, sherwani, etc. people now also prefer Indo-western attires. Women have several options in Indian wear as compared to men. For almost all festivals, designers try and curate something new. Lately, traditional gowns and floor-length dresses are very much in vogue. Men generally opt for casual kurtas these days. Even in men’s kurtas, many variations have cropped up. Patterns in Indian wear vary these days depending on the individual’s choice and their body shape. Nowadays, many unique colours are also used for traditional dresses. Mundane colours like green, red and blue are overdone and pastels have now come in the forefront. Initially, people did not experiment with sleeve and neck patterns but with several new Indo-western styles, attires now come in varied patterns. Apart from considering the cultural significance of the festival, people also care about the season and fabric. Festivals these days are more about family gatherings and therefore, people opt for comfortable clothing. Heavily embellished sarees and outfits with lots of shimmer are quite outdated. In order to dress up for festivals, accessories also play an important role. Here are some outfit styles which can be worn during festivals and family gatherings.

• Ethnic Midi Dresses

Midi dresses are slightly shorter than floor length dresses. A midi dress is usually below the knee and above the ankle. If you are looking out for something comfortable then this is the best outfit option. Midi dresses are apt for casual outings too. These days you can get ethnic designs in midi dresses too. These dresses are Indo-western in their look and can be worn at work too. Investing in a midi dress is worth by all means. Moreover, in order to enhance the look, you can add some accessories too. Make sure you complete the look with appropriate footwear.

• Printed Sarees

Embellishments are quite overrated and for festivals, you can also opt for printed sarees. Printed sarees not only look classy but they are easy to style too. Pair up a printed saree with a unique blouse pattern and you’re good to go. See to it that you choose the fabric of the saree carefully. Colours also play an important role when it comes to dressing up for festivals. Choose colours like peach, lime green, pink, magenta, etc.

• Kurtas with Denim

Traditionally, a kurta is worn with a churidar or a pajama. In order to give your kurta an easygoing look, you can pair it up with denim too. Go for plain cotton kurtas if you want to go for this look. Bright colours like lemon yellow, lime green, rust, etc. look perfect on denim. You can pair up this look with mojris, Kolhapuri chappals, sandals, etc.

• Kurta with Dhoti Pants or Pathani Salwar

For festivals like Diwali, Durga Puja, Ganesh Chaturthi, Eid, etc. you can opt for a traditional and a comfy look. Try and opt for a simple kurta and pair it up with dhoti pants or a pathani salwar. This also makes for a complete ethnic look. In order to go for this style, you can choose to go for traditional colours too like maroon, beige, gold, deep blue, etc.

One can get traditional Indian clothes online too. It is convenient to shop for Indian attires online because it saves time and money both. Here are some Indo-western styles you can choose for festivals.

• Flared Skirt with a Shirt

The combination of a flared skirt and a shirt is extremely stylish and contemporary. This outfit is also apt for events like cocktail parties, engagement parties, etc. Skirts are available in many fabrics and depending on the design and the pattern you can choose the same. In this case, it is necessary to choose the right colour of the shirt otherwise, the whole outfit can look weird.

• Palazzo with a Crop Top and a Jacket

Indo-western outfits are easy to carry and style. The combination of wearing a palazzo and a crop top with a jacket is very trendy. This look is ideal for festivals because it is comfortable and fashionable by all means. Usually, this outfit comes in dual hues so choose the colours appropriately. Try and go for combinations like blue and white, beige and maroon, off-white and rust, etc. The jacket in this outfit has to be long and make sure you don’t compromise on the length.

• Bandhgala Kurta with Pants

Bandhgala kurtas look extremely classy and they can be paired with trouser-like pants. This outfit is ideal for men who are not comfortable in ethnic attires. The combination of a bandhgala kurta and a pant can also be worn for wedding receptions, sangeet ceremonies, engagement parties, etc. For this outfit, go for colours like grey, black, beige, etc.

• Nehru Jacket with a Dhoti Pant

Nehru jackets are formal in their vibe and they can be paired with dhoti pants too. The combination of a Nehru jacket and a dhoti pant is unique and interesting by all means. Nehru jackets these days come in several designs. Depending on your personal style preference you can select the same. Nehru jackets are usually present in rich fabrics like Banarasi silk, velvet, etc. The colour of the dhoti pant and the Nehru jacket needs to blend well.

• Crop Top and Skirt

Traditional lehenga cholis can look quite boring for festivals. The combination of a crop top and a skirt is trendy and ideal for festivals. This outfit does not have a dupatta and is available in almost all colour combinations. For festivals, you can go for a simple crop top too which has minimal designs and embellishments.

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