Ethnic wear is appreciated for its novel silhouettes, distinctive prints, energetic colors, and its connection to the foundations of the Indian culture. Monsoon is inseparable from solace. You need garments that can beat the mid-year heat while making you look stylish! IANSlife speaks to Anuj Mundra, MD & Chairman of JaipurKurti.com, who suggests some ways to style yourself this monsoon season.
Be specific about color and prints
Try not to wear earthy tones. All things considered, go for pastels and lively gemstone hues. If it's daily worn, stay with pastels and quieted conceals. Join sparkle in evening wear, however, don't try too hard. exquisite prints can complement any body type. Monsoons additionally address immense flowery and paisley themes. You just need some bright happy and contrasting colors coming together to set a happy tone for your monsoon day.
Shararas with short kurtas are likewise ideal for a late spring-early lunch with family.
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Play with cuts
High-low Kurtis looks incredible with cigarette or straight pants. Asymmetrical kurtas with printed culottes. Fit and flare dresses in Indian prints are extraordinary for the mid-year. Shararas with short kurtas are likewise ideal for a late spring-early lunch with family. Take care of the fabric you choose this season. The right fabric is the essence of the entire look of the dress.
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Choose Kurta Lengths Wisely:
It's recommended to consistently pick a Kurti with sufficient length, as per the bottom where you need to wear it. Assuming you like to wear a shalwar, the length of the Kurti should be short and when you need to wear a palazzo or churidar then you ought to go for a long length kameez or Kurti.
Accessorise Accordingly:
Too many accessories will make you uncomfortable this monsoon season. Pair your ethnic wear with minimal accessories that looks sophisticated and yet classy at the same time. Continuously pay heed to the footwear you pick with your ethnic outfit. While Kolhapuri chappals, shoes, or Punjabi joottiyaan look astounding with Shalwar Suits, then again, high-heeled footwear is amazing to be worn with Saree and Lehenga Choli.
Slit as high as possible
High-cut kurtas look tasteful and exquisite. Go for long kurtas with single or twofold front cuts beginning from your navel line. High cuts make you look taller and, in this way, give you a durable look. Stick to straight or A-line kurtas with cigarette pants or palazzos.(IANS/JC)