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Go traditional
Whenever we talk about festive season fashion for women, the first thing which comes in mind is the outfit we wear. You can wear the bright, heavy and attractive dresses to feel the actual beauty of Indian festivals.
Here are some of the ideas of outfit which makes the Sankranti festival more colourful.
Patiala salwar and kurti
This style of salwar kurti has been one of the favourites of Indian women. This is obviously the symbolic ethnic wear of Punjabis.
A Patiala salwar with a lot of 'gher' and a short kurti paired up with it along with a 'paranda' tied in your hair would give you the perfect Lohri look for the evening. Wearing plain or embroidered salwar kurti, both will make you look perfectly festive.
Anarkali Suits
Anarkali kurtis or suits are those kinds of kurtis which can be worn on all kinds of occasions. They are perfect for any Indian festival be it Diwali, Lohri or Makar Sankranti.
The flare and the grace that Anarkali kurtis add to a woman's beauty is unmatchable. So be it a plain, coloured kurti or any heavy and embroidered kurti, Anarkali is the perfect choice to add the elegance you have always wanted to have at any event.
Kurtis with straight pants or palazzos
Kurtis paired with straight pants or palazzos add a formal look to the complete attire. It gives a classy touch to your overall appearance. But this does not mean that you cannot wear them on traditional events. A kurti and pants or palazzos paired with it are perfect for your poojas and traditional kurtis.
Not only does this combination looks classy and elegant but it also provides a great amount of comfort to your body which makes it perfect to wear all day without any hassles.
Jacket styled kurtas
Jacket styled kurtas subtly add a western touch to your Indian attire which makes it look casual yet classy. The jackets worn over kurtis can be short or long both.
Loose fit kurtis
Loose fit kurtis with a long dupatta is the best choice for you if you are looking for complete comfort but class at the same time.
These kurtis are not slim fit and are airy which make it ideal for women of all shapes and sizes which make them look even more beautiful.
Usually cotton kurtis of loose fit are preferred by wome for all formal or informal meetings, gatherings and celebrations.
