Let The Men Dress Up In The Perfect Traditional Way This Navratri

There is a conception among people that it is the women who are fashion conscious and men do not dress up keeping trends in mind. Anything would do for them. This is not true at all. In the modern days, the men have much more fashion conscious than in the past. You will find them not only wearing fashionable outfits but also going for beauty treatments at salons for looking attractive. Navratri being a popular festival in India, people dress up in lovely clothes. The men too, take part in the festivities. The folk dances of Dandiya are very popular in Navratri where men also take part. If you are looking for the perfect Indian clothes for men for this Navratri, here are a few tips you can follow.

Kediyu & Kafni Pyjamas:

A very attractive dress for the Navratri festival will be the Kediyu & Kafni Pyjamas. It is the perfect dress for the dandiya dance. The kediyus are short kurtas that have rich embroidery and flares at the bottom that gives a great look while dancing. It also has mirrors fixed on the kurtas that make the dress dazzle as one goes around dancing. The kafni pyjamas are a comfortable wear, right for the dancing movements. The color combinations are matching with the kurtas.

Get an elegant look:

Wearing only a colorful kurta pyjama will not prove to be an eye puller. Create a classy appearance of yours by adding a waist jacket. One made of jute can create the effect. It can also be worn along with a pathani suit or a dhoti. The traditional appearance should not be spoilt. A matching turban can further enhance the effect.

Wear a Sherwani with dhoti:

This will be an instant hit. A classic sherwani with rich embroidery worn along a dhoti or a pyjama of the dhoti style will make you stand out from the others during the dance of dandiya.

Don the semi-traditional look:

If you are more comfortable in the contemporary dresses, get a good pathani or an attractive kurta and wear it over your jeans. Selection of a bright shade is essential to make a mark in the crowd. You are ready for the dandiya dance.

Being one of the major traditional festivals, it is a great feeling to be dressed up in traditional attire at Navratri and take part in the dance programs.