Latest Outfits For Upcoming Indian Festivals (Navratri, Karvachauth etc.)

 Hey beauties..

Festive season is coming and we start looking for new designs trends and some ideas. So I am here to help you guys whichever Lil knowledge I have that works for me. 

You can get an idea of your outfits for upcoming festivals like Karvachauth, Navratri, Diwali etc. from the traditional looks given below.

These traditional looks are always in trend and i also share some indo- western looks, because they are very trendy now.

1. Traditional Saree :-

This is the best and evergreen trend which gives you very traditional look. There are many types of drapping saree styles you can choose from. Traditional sarees are comes in the material of silk, Kanchipuram, khadi saree. So for Ganesha Puja, Diwali Puja means for the purpose of Puja you can go for a bnaarsi silk saree, Kanchipuram saree. 

2. Lehenga Saree :-

This is basically a lehenga whose dupatta can be taken as saree draping style. It looks great if you choose a long dupatta for this look. It also available in stitched form. But it looks very traditional.

 

3. Dhoti style Saree :-

This is indo-western look, which looks very trendy. Even you saw many Bollywood actresses wear this style for special occasions. This comes in ready to wear stitched dhoti saree or you can make some twists and turns with your regular saree to wear it in dhoti style. But yes you has to wear leggings underneath dhoti saree so that the saree twists can be pin up with waistband.

4. Punjabi Salwar Suits :-

This is one of the famous North Indian traditional look. You saw it in many movies too. Kareena Kapoor wear salwar kameez in many movies,  It looks amazing. You can choose heavy embroidery work fabric or simple plain fabric with contrast dupatta, both looks good at festive seasons. Just give it a try.

5. Anarkali suit :-

There are many looks you can make with just an anarkali kurta. You can wear it with churridar pujaami or with ankle length pants and just a long anarkali kurta alone. If you wear a plain light anarkali kurta then take heavy contrast dupatta with it and vice versa. It looks very classy and fits with most of the Indian festivals.

6. Kurta With Pants :-

This is also an indo-western dress. If you follow my blog you know I already wrote a separate post on this topic in which different type of stylish kurti's are paired with Pants. You can check out that post on this link here.

This style becomes very popular in north India and also in Bollywood. This gives very elegant look with the illusion of tall height. There are many more styles today, but i am just sharing traditional one because they look very attached and closed to Indian festivals or occasions.