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7 Kurti Styling For The Wedding Season!

7 Kurti Styling For The Wedding Season!

A kurti is a wardrobe essential for every desi girl, so much so that your wardrobe would be incomplete without having one. A kurti is such a versatile garment that if you try some innovative ways, it can be made to look very dressy/ formal too. Here are 7 kurti styling ways that will add a quirky twist to your simple kurti in order to wear it to a wedding and make it look absolutely awesome!

Kurti Fabulous Styles 1: Add Some Jewellery

1 how to style a kurtiJewellery can make a huge difference to any outfit. It can make or break a look, to be honest. And if you want to add a glam element to your muted kurti, this might be a great way to go about it. A plain kurti styling can be accessorized with traditional, boho, or even modern jewellery – depending on what you prefer. A kundan or a polki set will make the perfect jewellery to wear to a wedding, without looking too blingy.  POPxo RecommendsGolden Ranihaar Necklace (Rs 2,190)  Also read: Broken Heel, Stuck Zip? Solutions For ALL Shaadi Day Problems!

Kurti Fabulous Styles 2: Wear It Like A Dress

2 how to style a kurtiIf you’re the bold and brazen one who likes to defy conventions then try something new altogether, then we suggest you desi kurti styling like a dress works wonders! Yes! It can look sexy, pretty and cute, all at once, without any problem.  POPxo Recommends: High – Low Kurti (Rs 499)

Kurti Fabulous Styles 3: Pair it With A Jacket Or A Vest

3 how to style a kurtiHave a solid coloured kurti that looks too basic? Add a pop of colour with a desi, blingy vest to it. A multi-coloured vest is a must-have in your wardrobe as it can be paired with practically everything! Kurti styling with a vest not only accentuates the entire look but also breaks the colour.  POPxo Recommends: Sleeveless jacket by Vastara (Rs 489) 

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Kurti Fabulous Styles 4: Sheer Palazzo Pants For The Perfect Look

4 how to style a kurtiWant to add a little touch of sexy? Ditch the regular lower (churidaars or pants) and opt for sheer palazzos instead. This will make your entire ensemble come alive and give it a more sophisticated appeal. Such kurti styling works especially well if you’re one of those who aren’t big on bling but still wants to stand out in a crowd.  POPxo Recommends: Sheer Palazzo Pants by Dressberry (Rs 2,299)

Kurti Fabulous Styles 5: Heavy Dupatta To Stand Out

5 how to style a kurtiYou can always add a heavily embellished dupatta and even drape the dupatta differently to make the outfit perfect for a wedding function. Think a multi coloured phulkari dupatta, a rich chanderi silk dupatta or a floral chiffon dupatta with lots of aari work. Let your dupatta be the highlight of your outfit, and let it shine brighter than ever!  POPxo Recommends: Bandhini Dupatta by Soundarya (Rs 999)  Also read: 9 Mistakes To NOT Make When Getting Your Shaadi Blouse Stitched

6. Go For A Maxi Skirt

6 how to style a kurtiYes, kurti with a skirt is a great idea and looks more fabulous than you can imagine! You can experiment with an ethnic skirt, a ruffle skirt, or a lehenga even! Take your simple kurti from a casual OOTD to a wedding-ready outfit in no time! Make sure your skirt has adequate volume so it stands out. POPxo Recommends: Bandhej Mirror Work Skirt (Rs 850)

Kurti Fabulous Styles 7:. Style It With Pants

7 how to style a kurtiNo! We don’t mean the ones in black that you wear to work. But actually sharp cut silk pants worn with sky-high heels – this is bound to make you look like the queen of sass and own that look, ladies. Your regular kurti styling with well-fitted tapering pants will jazz up your Indian wear, we say.  POPxo Recommends: Golden Jacquard Trousers (Rs 1,199)  So the next time you think you have nothing to wear to a wedding, just pull out a basic kurti from your wardrobe and get going ladies! You know the trick!

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13 Sep 2016

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