An array of emotions, customs, and celebrations, festivals bring different messages to different people. After Navratri, Diwali is not far away and people have all reasons to celebrate it in style. Apart from numerous delicacies stacked up in the kitchen, people need to take a look at their wardrobes. After the deadly second wave of covid 19, now this time of the year people would love to dress up and spread positive vibes among each other. What else could be better than style up in ethnic wear? It will give elegance as well as an energetic look of festivities.

What to choose?

The question of what to wear during the festival that can be associated with religious customs is a bit confusing for people, especially women. The people’s mindset has been changed over the last year as comfort has become the most required aspect when choosing outfits. Stretch fabric has a growing demand as it is comfortable and has a modern look. Having a look at different apparels’ websites, at their festive collection can help choose what is in vogue and what feels comfortable for one. Here are some tips on dressing up:

Ethnic wear:

The contemporary look can be attained by giving a little western style to the dress. Asymmetrical silhouettes, elite metallic prints, Chikankari, or exclusive embroidery give a festive look to any dress, either Sharara, floor-length gowns, or palazzo, Saree is an all-time hit. One can choose a crop top or short shirts that can give it a modern look. Playing a little with the outfits already available in the wardrobe can make a big change. Kurti and palazzo are the best combinations for comfort at the same time enhance festivity. The texture of the fabric also matters as nowadays people prefer hand-crafted materials, opting for Khadi, cotton, or hand-woven dressing material always work in any weather conditions.

Colour choice:

In India, ceremonies and festivals are all about joy and enthusiasm, so the color choice should also reflect the same. In contemporary style, people show their liking for pastel and dusty colors, with few embroidered silhouettes on the fabric. Here, one can make it a little different by combining pale colors with bright colors, it will not only look elegant but also a little festive too. If one wants to go entirely for bright colors, sunny yellow, pink, and magenta will do wonders. The bright orange color will be noticeable among the crowd.

Accessories: The festive season in India provides opportunities for women to get a little experimental with current fashion. With dressing up, one reflects one’s sense of style and personality. To display a festive look, traditional Jhumkas and earrings go pretty well with Kurti, palazzo, or lehenga choli. It depends on one’s choice but to enhance beauty few flowers or a string of flowers can make the appearance more classy.

During Diwali, the tradition continues with buying gold, therefore many women stick to the tradition of wearing gold during pooja. With ethnic dresses as saree, lehnga choli, instead of going for heavy jewelry, a simple bracelet, rings, and a sleek necklace will be comfortable.