Festivals are well-known to add a flavourful twist to the vibe, with each one carrying a distinct appeal in the form of food, attire and rituals. With Holi here, there remains little to the imagination, especially with the entire colour palette reflecting itself, in all its might, in the celebrations of the festival. And, if you haven't really played with colours today but would still want to wear something colourful, here are some chic dressing ideas for the day!
To raise a toast to the spirit of Holi, and to add the vibrancy of colours to your wardrobe, we have mixed and matched a range of ensembles representing some of the popular home-grown labels, to help you celebrate Holi in style.
Pink Power
Flaunting its prêt sensibilities to the T, the all-pink, one-piece ensemble by Pink City by Sarika creates a statement with a blend of modern vigour and traditional quintessence. While the heavily embroidered belt adds just the right amount of zing to the look, the cuts and the pattern formed by polka dots makes the look every bit stylish.
Green Grandeur
Synonymous with elegance and ethnic, Gulabo Jaipur’s green gown redefines Indian traditional with its minimalism, while also offering a refreshing mix of suave fabric, statement silhouette and design exclusivity
Multi-Hued Splash
Capturing the true essence and spark of colours, Nautanky’s blazer-and-pants combination makes for a stylistic delight, apart from celebrating the couture spirit. In addition to the vivid allure, the formal tone and individualistic pattern of the ensemble reflect a rather rich fashion experience.
Indo-Fusion Exquisiteness
Awigna’s lehenga choli is a vision in peach, owing to its stylish cuts, design intricacies and an enchanting fusion of traditional aesthetics and modern sensibilities. Be it the oomph-exuding blouse with its captivating designs and sharp fit, or the flair of the lehenga, adorned with symmetrical elements, the ensemble is sure to add to your Holi extravaganza.
White Elegance
Based in silk, the all-white ensemble by Richa Khemka stands out with a chiffon ruching. Imparting subdued elegance through its minimalistic tone, the outfit brings to fore a one-of-its-kind fashion statement with its less-is-more appeal, while also incorporating 3D Gingko applique.
Yellow Funk
Boasting a hand-brush painted jacket and bustier, along with solid dyed flared pants, Vedika M’s one-design-per-dress philosophy highlights quirky designs and exclusive prêt couture. While the three-piece outfit stands out with its abstract, painted designs, its innate celebratory vibe makes the look a win-win affair.
At the core of Archana Shah’s kaftan look lies floral prints, which highlight a diverse range of shades. The v-neck along with the gathers at the front and back yoke, add to the finesse of the ensemble, whereas the use of bamberg crepe gives it a riveting touch.
