Diwali LookBook: 7 Unique Looks To Celebrate in Style

If there is something that most of us, including you, are actually looking forward to this year is Diwali. It’s been a difficult year for all of us due to the pandemic, and while the Diwali celebrations will also look different this year, it will still be a great way to break the monotony of life at present.

One of the most intricate parts of Diwali is the joy of dressing up and getting ready for Diwali. Upgrading your wardrobe for the long season of festivities must be something you always look forward to every year, right? While this time most festive events and celebrations will be an intimate and physically distant affair, our most important advice for 2020 is to be comfortable in what you wear.

To help you ace all your Diwali looks without compromising on the comfort of the wear, we bring you seven festival wear ideas that will surely get all the eyeballs on you. Let’s begin!

1. Style your monochrome kurtas with a floral dupatta

If you do not want to go overboard this Diwali, pick pastel hues like our ombre dyed Kota Doria woven Kurtas. The complementing floral printed dupatta just adds a subtle charm to the simplicity of the Kurta, making it the best traditional dress for Diwali celebrations, especially the day ones.

 

2. Play it subtle with comfy cotton suits

This time around you’ll most probably be having a close-knit Diwali celebration at home with only a few family and friends. With the lockdown making most of you embrace the luxury of comfortable clothing, one of the best Diwali dress ideas is to strive for a relaxing look. 

So, traditional cotton suits are great to style up without compromising the ease of comfy wear. Block prints look ethereal and when coupled with the goodness of finest cottons, they will make perfect ensembles for all-day, at-home Diwali festivities. 

Take a look at our earth yellow suit set from our latest collection which consists of a kurta, pant and dupatta, featuring flower bouquet as its statement print. It will look graceful and feel absolutely comfortable for festive days like Dhanteras, Govardhan Puja, etc.

 

3. Go for indo-ethnic with long dress cum kurta

Don’t want to go too casual but not in a mood to wear a typical suit set or Kurta-pants set, long Kurtas or dresses are perfect options. Anarkali styled full-length kurtas will give you that graceful and stylish look.

For evening celebrations and intimate get-togethers, this orange Kurta with tiny golden chamki print and a statement buta on the top bodice will make for an elegant looking outfit. To complete your festive look, pair the kurta with delicate studs and a pair of wedges.

 

4. Try asymmetric kurtas with tapered ankle-length pants for that extra glam look

 

Asymmetrical Kurtas and tunics are one of the Diwali trending dresses and a must-try for this upcoming festive season. Give your festive wardrobe a classy yet stylish twist with asymmetric knee-length or long length kurtas.

 

This maroon silk kurta in maroon is a great new dress pattern for Diwali and will look absolutely divine for pre-Diwali or Diwali eve.  Another stunning option is this blue high-low silhouette kurta crafted from khadi cotton for all-day comfort.

Team these asymmetrical tunics and kurtas with ankle-length fitted pants and you are ready to rock!

 

5. If going for a saree, slay the look with some blouse-fun or an accessory-addition

Sarees are undoubtedly the most Diwali trending dresses and if you, too, are in a mood to don a saree, do it with a twist. For instance, go for the classic nivi drape and then just add a belt to it for a glamourous saree look. You can also have some fun with your blouse designs. You can go for a coat-style blouse or a dramatic ruffled-sleeve blouse to give your saree look an extra pep.

 

6. Choose unique silhouettes or fresh festive prints to ace a signature ethnic look

 

Be the diva and drape the aura of the festive season with contemporary kurtas and suit sets. Take a cue from our raspberry cotton satin kurta with mandarin collar and tissue piping or the brown straight kurta with golden tissue piping detailing at the cuff and neckline. Pair these with gota-striped pants and Kota Zari dupattas for a sophisticated and elegant look.

 

7. Don’t be afraid to try on a western outfit this festive season

When it comes to dressing festive, you shouldn’t be bound by the ‘rules.’ If you feel looking for a new dress pattern for Diwali, you can work around your way to look every part festive without opting for typical ethnic dressing. How?

Well, let us explain with a complete look. Take this white foil printed white cotton dress with Mandarin collar and smocking detail. A sight if classic beauty, throw in a pair of silver/gold jhumkas or a statement neckpiece and opt for wedge heels to complete the ensemble. Who says, you've to go all ethnic on a festive occasion?!