Diwali, the Indian new year amongst Hindus. A festival celebrating love, happiness and togetherness. A festival of spending time with your loved ones, of socializing, of playing card games with family, goring on yummy snacks and savouries and of course a festival to flaunt your fashion sense and dress to impress. Diwali, unlike some other Indian festivals allows you to dress up and make a style statement. Since it is a week-long festival it gives you ample of scope to wear your best clothes and look your gorgeous best! We understand dressing right for the occasion can be quite a task so here we list down 10 tips to dress your best this Diwali. The most important thing is to be comfortable and wear your gorgeous smile on your face always.
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1) Go all Traditional
Diwali comes only once a year and it is your best time to flaunt your Indian wear. So go ALL traditional. Wear that beautiful Paithani saree your mother got for you and pair with the beautiful nathini (nose ring) or wear the gorgeous Kanjeevaram saree and put on some gold jewellery which will put others to envy.
2) Fusion
If traditional ain’t your thing go fusion! Combine Indian and western wear. For the men wear a sexy pair of jeans with the Bandhgala or a Nehru jacket with a nice shirt. Women can wear traditional embroidery skirts with simple and basic looking tops and accessorise it to give a nice traditional look.
3) Colours
Colours work the best irrespective of fashion, festivities and fads. Wear a range of colours, you can probably have a personal colour- dress code for everyday occasions. Red for Laxmi Pooja, blue forBhaidooj, etc. You can wear multicolored prints and pair it with a classic bracelet-watch to go with the look. Dress well.
4) Footwear
Footwear really defines a person’s sense of style and fashion. Pair your outfit with nice Jodhpuri orKolhapuri chappals. You can wear nice flipflops which are stylish yet comfortbale embellished with designs and glittery stones. Wear heels that are comfortable and avoid stilettos or pencil heels as they may fidget with your outfit causing you discomfort.
5) Jewellery
Ornaments beautify an individual’s overall look. Wear good jewellery and pair it well with your outfit and footwear. If your dress it traditional with loud colours wear a statement piece of jewellery like a big necklace. Do NOT wear too many jewellery pieces else the overall look can turn out to be gaudy. Go mix and match pair funky junk jewellery with traditional and traditional jewellery with a indo-western wear but do it really well else you may end up looking like a fashion disaster.
6) Wear the theme
If you are going to attend a Diwali party or throwing one yourself, dress according to the occasion. If the party is all about fun and games and socializing wear fusion that is trendy and comfortable, if the party is dancing and merry making wear trendy tops, stylized jackets harem pants and pallazos that would guarantee comfort for long and if the occasion is about performing pooja and worshipping the deity wear sarees or anarkali suits. Avoid light colors like white as it would be difficult to wash off the stains incase you spill something on them.
7) Tribal trend
Dress semi tribal, wear a nose ring but between your 2 nostrils and wear sexy outfits with traditional touches like Kaftans, blouses, skirts, tunics with rich, bright Indian colors.
8) Stones
Wear beautiful stone jewellery or pick dresses with stones like emeralds, pearls and rubies embedded in them. Designed stones makes for a good style statement. They go super chic with traditional yet contemporary ensembles.
9) Unconventional
Go for unconventional colours like neon or wine red which you otherwise wouldn’t wear! Pair them with nice jewellery, shoes and just the right make-up and you are all set to rock your Diwali.
10) Metal
Who says metal is only for the goth! It is for the traditional festivities too. Wear statement metal pieces with soft yet bold traditional outfit. Wear a printed saree of black and hue of neon colors and pair it with a statement thick metal necklace or ear rings. That would be something.
Read more: http://www.sheindressau.com/yellow-bridesmaid-dresses
Images: http://www.sheindressau.com/pink-bridesmaid-dresses
1) Go all Traditional
Diwali comes only once a year and it is your best time to flaunt your Indian wear. So go ALL traditional. Wear that beautiful Paithani saree your mother got for you and pair with the beautiful nathini (nose ring) or wear the gorgeous Kanjeevaram saree and put on some gold jewellery which will put others to envy.
2) Fusion
If traditional ain’t your thing go fusion! Combine Indian and western wear. For the men wear a sexy pair of jeans with the Bandhgala or a Nehru jacket with a nice shirt. Women can wear traditional embroidery skirts with simple and basic looking tops and accessorise it to give a nice traditional look.
3) Colours
Colours work the best irrespective of fashion, festivities and fads. Wear a range of colours, you can probably have a personal colour- dress code for everyday occasions. Red for Laxmi Pooja, blue forBhaidooj, etc. You can wear multicolored prints and pair it with a classic bracelet-watch to go with the look. Dress well.
4) Footwear
Footwear really defines a person’s sense of style and fashion. Pair your outfit with nice Jodhpuri orKolhapuri chappals. You can wear nice flipflops which are stylish yet comfortbale embellished with designs and glittery stones. Wear heels that are comfortable and avoid stilettos or pencil heels as they may fidget with your outfit causing you discomfort.
5) Jewellery
Ornaments beautify an individual’s overall look. Wear good jewellery and pair it well with your outfit and footwear. If your dress it traditional with loud colours wear a statement piece of jewellery like a big necklace. Do NOT wear too many jewellery pieces else the overall look can turn out to be gaudy. Go mix and match pair funky junk jewellery with traditional and traditional jewellery with a indo-western wear but do it really well else you may end up looking like a fashion disaster.
6) Wear the theme
If you are going to attend a Diwali party or throwing one yourself, dress according to the occasion. If the party is all about fun and games and socializing wear fusion that is trendy and comfortable, if the party is dancing and merry making wear trendy tops, stylized jackets harem pants and pallazos that would guarantee comfort for long and if the occasion is about performing pooja and worshipping the deity wear sarees or anarkali suits. Avoid light colors like white as it would be difficult to wash off the stains incase you spill something on them.
7) Tribal trend
Dress semi tribal, wear a nose ring but between your 2 nostrils and wear sexy outfits with traditional touches like Kaftans, blouses, skirts, tunics with rich, bright Indian colors.
8) Stones
Wear beautiful stone jewellery or pick dresses with stones like emeralds, pearls and rubies embedded in them. Designed stones makes for a good style statement. They go super chic with traditional yet contemporary ensembles.
9) Unconventional
Go for unconventional colours like neon or wine red which you otherwise wouldn’t wear! Pair them with nice jewellery, shoes and just the right make-up and you are all set to rock your Diwali.
10) Metal
Who says metal is only for the goth! It is for the traditional festivities too. Wear statement metal pieces with soft yet bold traditional outfit. Wear a printed saree of black and hue of neon colors and pair it with a statement thick metal necklace or ear rings. That would be something.
Read more: http://www.sheindressau.com/yellow-bridesmaid-dresses
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