Give a lift to your outfit by adding vividness and drama by wearing Indo-Western Outfits. It’s a wonderful way to keep customs alive and look chic at same time!
Sarees are an all-season favourite. These days, people are giving a twist to their sarees by wearing them pre-stitched. Seek inspiration and channel the stylist in you. Ruffles are an excellent option to consider this festive season as they look effortlessly stunning. Gone the trend due to Pandemic is arrived back!! Traditional ones can be plain with ruffles attached to sides but adding some bling is no harm. Adding a matching belt would be cherry on the cake. Glowy Makeup with a bun would be a great idea. Try wearing contrast slippers to make outfit more unique!!
KRITIKA KHURANA seen wearing a dusty rose gold ruffle saree from MYNTRA
COURTSY- @thatbohogirl
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Apart from Sarees, Shararas and Gararas are the only things in the world of Indian traditional Fashion that can never go out of fashion. These can be worn with a pair of big earrings and nude makeup with a beautiful wavy hairstyle or even a messy bun. You can also wear an outfit with a Teeka or even a Jhoomer.
You can pair them up with the Jutis or some simple heels. Pastel shades like ivory, rose gold, peach, purple, lime green and blue are very much in and are perfect for Diwali as they don’t look too heavy. Also, you can give your own Indo-Western twist to your outfit by pairing you Sharara or Garara with a crop top or a Kurti if you want to go for a simple and classy look. You can pair them up with a jacket too.
SUMMIYYA SHAH in ARPITA MEHTA’S ivory coloured garara
COURTESY- @houseofmisu
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Let your attire stand-out. Be it bright Ruffle saree, a garara or any sarees from the wardrobe worn with modern drapes, each one is extremely stunning and perfect for the festive season.
WORDS BY- JANVI NAGADA
