Traditional Wear Inspo for the Festival Bash

Traditional wear either seems clingy or monotonous for some, it takes tenacity, to go with sui generis, which is a unique yet modish style. Either the morning puja to the luxurious card party with the troop, traditional wear is a must-have for the festive fall. Ensembles that flaunt the shape and reflect the glory of culture are the best pick.

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Festive wear is surely about traditional ensembles, but the silhouette should be pleasant and relaxed. Here, the Kurti designed by Varun Bhal is nature-inspired and hand-embroidered. While the Kurti wore by Dia Mirza is straight away from the collection of Anita Dongre lately showcased. We love the minimalistic work and colors of both the Kurtis, soft, pleasant and contemporary.

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If you are in love with the mirror-work, then this both sharara suits are going to take your heart away. The black mirror work with shimmery jari sharara by Abhinav Mishra fits into the archetype of elegance. Monika Nidhii presents the art of mirror work in a champagne gold hue with Lucknowi work and intriguing designs.

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Fusion sarees are the best elect I must agree upon it. Slinky sexual, Haute glamour, and gorgeous as always. Ridhi Mehra ‘s dripping pearls are jaw-droppingly brilliant, the silk chiffon saree with tassels, isn’t it welcoming the festivity? Rhea Kapoor in Anamika Khanna striped light-weight saree. The cocktail version of saree with the black crop top looks astounding.