India is a country with many traditions and festivals. People from North to South celebrate various festivals and some together as a whole. Festivals bring family and friends together to spend time, have fun and indulge in lots of food. Diwali is one such festival everyone in India loves to celebrate. Festivals allow spending time with family & friends and doll ourselves up, the most favourite part for women.
Why is Diwali celebrated?
There are various
stories associated as to why Diwali is celebrated, popular among them is that
returning of Rama to Ayodhya along with his brother Lakshman and wife Sita,
after the 14 years of exile and vanquishing the demon king Ravana, and
conquering Lanka. The residence of Ayodhya welcomed them by decorating the
entire city with earthen lamps symbolizing the victory of light over darkness.
Thus, the festival of Diwali is celebrated in honour of Rama's victory.
Diwali falls 21
days after the Dussehra, a five days festival. From Adults to kids, everyone
love celebrating Diwali. As Diwali is all about a get-together with family and
close friends, it is pretty normal to get excited about the dressing part. So,
let us see the trending styles of this season.
Saree, Not Sorry!
In the face of many
fashionable women clothing, one such staple and timeless kind are Saree. It
remains to be the essential clothing to every woman of India. Be it a Silk or
designer saree, they exude a unique elegance and glamour of their own. For
those who are planning for a saree, you don’t have to limit it to a silk or
cotton saree, rather go with an organza saree or pre-stitched saree, as they
seem to be a lot in the trend now and also, they are super appealing and
comfortable.
A classy jacket
If you are confused
to choose between an ethnic or contemporary outfit, then a jacket could do the
magic. You just need a cropped blouse (even the ones that you pair it up with
your denim) and a pair of palazzos, sharara or even a skirt and style it with a
long jacket matching it with long jhumkis and sleek hairstyle and you are ready
to rock.
Crop Up with a Crop blouse lehenga
Lehenga choli is a
fuller silhouette enhancing a women body with elegance. Recently the typical
cholis are replaced with cropped blouses to go with lehenga skirts to achieve a
quirky look. The cropped top lehengas are stylish and go perfect for the
evening festivities.
Gather up with a Gathered dress
Gathered styles are fluid, long length dresses in an appealing bodice attached with a gathered skirt. A cold shoulder or strapped gathered style dress with a simple net dupatta delivers you nothing less than an aesthetic style. Long drop earrings with a simple choker neckpiece and sleek ponytail are sure to fetch you compliments.
Peppy
peplum suits
Peplum
styles have always been a thing in fashion history, but recently adding this to
a typical kameez silhouette has been a hit. Peplum styled kameez paired with a
palazzo bottom or a flared skirt are a great outfit option for someone who
loves to bestow a sassy look with their ethnic wear.
Trends
keep changing, and it is almost impossible for everyone to keep up with it
always, but an Indian woman with a world in her wardrobe has many options to
mix n match up the clothes. So whichever style you prefer to go with, you can
always find a substitute for it and style it your way. And those who love to
keep up with the trend, you can visit our retail store located in Richmond Road
or www.samyakk.com to
find various kinds of ethnic wears in women, we are sure you will love them.
Our latest festive additions are everything you want this Diwali. Find
exclusive ethnic wear collections in Men and Women for festivals and weddings
at Samyakk with free shipping worldwide and Cash on delivery.
