Type of kurties

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Types of Indian Kurtis,


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BY SUNIL TALEKAR TYPE OF LADIES KURTIES

INTRODUCTION . The Kurti or Kurta , is an outfit that has popular in India, Pakistan, Shri Lanka. Kurti has evolved down the ages to suit the ever changing demands of the fashion forward world.

INTRODUCTION . The Kurta is worn by men while Kurtis are worn by women

INTRODUCTION . A long top, generally of knee-length, paired with Salwar or Churidar and Dupatta is what comprises the Salwar-Kurti- Dupatta get-up .

ORIGIN AND HISTORY Since its formation in ancient times, the kurta has been one of the traditional attires for men and women living in countries like India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, and even Sri Lanka

ORIGIN AND HISTORY Initially , this Indian outfit was a form of clothing worn only by men living in these countries, but later it became a regular attire for women, for which it has its own feminine term known as Kurti.

ORIGIN AND HISTORY Looking back at the early 19th Century, the Kurta gained popularity as several scholars, artists and poets were famous for donning this piece of clothing. Contrary to the various styles and forms found today, this Indian Kurti back then was usually very simple with barely any elaborate designs.

ORIGIN AND HISTORY The most common fabric used to make it was Cotton, followed by Silk, which was only used to make Kurtas for special occasions, or for people with higher social standing and wealth.

ORIGIN AND HISTORY In addition to that, the hippie movement during the 1960’s and 1970’s also gave this tunic dress immense popularity as people wore these loose and comfortable pieces as reflecting their laid back and carefree attitude .

ORIGIN AND HISTORY The intriguing fact about the Kurti is that it was not limited to any particular state or region, unlike other dress forms that have a set identity; it was a common form of attire followed by people living in all kinds of areas.

BY SUNIL TALEKAR When one thinks of the Kurti, one thinks comfort. The high comfort factor is what makes the Kurti a form of clothing loved by all. The Kurti is a versatile piece of clothing that can be made in order to adapt to any season or occasion. POPULARITY

POPULARITY During the harsh Indian summers, Cotton kurtis are in everyone’s ‘to get and wear’ list due to its effortless style and comfort level. In a similar way, Woolen kurtas are also worn during winters. .

When we speak of designs, embellishments and fabrics that go into the making of a kurta , there s no end to variety. They are available in all kinds of styles, ranging from short to long, from hand printed ones, to extremely embellished ones. POPULARITY

There is a kurti for every event. Whether one wants to go for a heavily embroidered kurti or a casual one with solid colors or prints , there is definitely a piece available for every person. POPULARITY

Women wear a Kurti with a fitted churidaar or salwar for a traditional look or with jeans for an Indo-western look. Men usually wear a Kurta with Pajama for a classic look. POPULARITY

A-LINE KURTI A-Line kurti is the most favorite among youngsters. It reaches to the calf or ankle and it has flare from the waist for making ‘A’ shaped panel.

A-LINE KURTI There is a large collection of a-line kurtis in market, available in different colors, shades, embroidery designs and patterns .

A-LINE KURTI When to Wear:  Any casual occasion Pairing:  Leggings, Churidar, Jeggings, etc. Accessories:  Chunky jewelry, Matching or contrast pumps/flats Flatters on/Suit on:  Apple shape body, Pear shape body Length:  Short, Knee-length, Long

TRAIL CUT KURTI Trail cut kurti is latest in trend now. It is quite different from c-cut kurti . It has C-cuts on both the sides

TRAIL CUT KURTI Note that texture of materials can change the overall look of kurti so prefer materials like georgette, chiffon, silk, crepe with border embroidery to enhance the look of designer cuts .

Tail cut kurti with layered pattern is trending for party functions. It is short from one side (front or back) and has a tail like effect on other side TAIL CUT KURTI

Tail cut kurti is the best western wear option for young Indian girls & women. For more glamorous look, one can wear Tail cut kurti without any bottom . TAIL CUT KURTI

TAIL CUT KURTI When to Wear:  Club parties, Kitty parties and Dating Pairing:  Leggings, Jeggings, Jeans, and Treggings Accessories:  Modern jewelry, Sunglasses, Pumps or Flats Length:  Short, Knee-length, Long

ANARKALI KURTI Anarkali kurti is perfect for that grace & elegance of traditional look. Anarkali goes well with every body shape

ANARKALI KURTI Hourglass,Pear , Rectangle and Apple but there are some style tips you should consider before trying it .

ANARKALI KURTI When to Wear:  Daily, Formal,Casual , Wedding and any other traditional functions Pairing:  Leggings or Churidar Accessories:  Ethnic jewelry, flats, Indian Juti and clutch Flatters on/Suit on:  Rectangle shape body, Apple shape body, Pear shape body, Hour-glass shape body Length:  Knee-length, Ankle Length

This is the fresh version of the former times tunics worn by the royal court’s musicians. In Angrakha, two similar or contrast flaps lay on each other and tie with the help of straps at the side. ANGRAKHA KURTI

This is the fresh version of the former times tunics worn by the royal court’s musicians. In Angrakha, two similar or contrast flaps lay on each other and tie with the help of straps at the side. ANGRAKHA KURTI

For perfect traditional look, adorn it with beads, hangings or stylish Pom Pom . Angrakha kurti in Anarkali style is the latest trend. Bollywood divas are in love with Angrakha kurti because of its feminine and stylish look . ANGRAKHA KURTI

ANGRAKHA KURTI When to Wear:  Casual (cotton), Party (choose silk, georgette, chiffon, net and chanderi ), Formal, Daily Pairing:  Jeans, Churidar and leggings for ankle or ¾ length Accessories:  For perfect party look, wear long earrings, traditional jewelry, Jutiya and classy clutch Flatters on/Suit on:  Apple shape body, Pear shape body, Rectangle Shape body, Hour-glass shape body Length:  Short, Knee-length, Long

DHOTI STYLE KURTI In women fashion, Dhoti style like Dhoti pants, Dhoti Saree , Dhoti Dress, Dhoti Gown, etc. are high in trend. Women just love to wear such contemporary versions of traditional garb. Recently, Dhoti kurti has gained lots of appreciation

DHOTI STYLE KURTI It is loose and comfortable to wear, and gives designer look to stand out in parties. In Dhoti style, drapes may start from yoke or bodice with designer cuts and creative patterns. Attached belt is trendy pattern for dhoti style kurti and flatters feminine curves. Mostly, fabrics like georgette, chiffon and silk are used to beautify drapes .

DHOTI STYLE KURTI When to Wear:  Kitty parties, Office wear, Social dos, weddings and festivals Pairing:  Treggings, Leggings, Tights, Stockings (try printed for extra fun) and without bottom Accessories:  Designer shoes, Bohemian jewelry Length:  Knee-length, Ankle-length

FLARED KURTI Trend of flares put fashion on fire, e.g. wide flared kurtis in Anarkali style do wonders. Flares are feminine beauty and give gorgeous, rich look for party time.

FLARED KURTI Both wide flared kurtis as well as narrow flared kurtis are available in market. Flared hemline looks good on tall women so petite women should try to avoid it .

FLARED KURTI When to Wear:  Daily wear, Formal wear, Casual wear, Party wear Pairing:  Skin-tight leggings Accessories:  Trendy jewelry, High heels to highlight beautiful flares Length:  Short, Knee-length, Long

FLARED KURTI

INDO-WESTERN STYLE KURTI You can create a style statement by mixing western and Indian fashion together.

INDO-WESTERN STYLE KURTI Mostly , the western look is given by special neckline, sleeve styles or different interesting cuts .

INDO-WESTERN STYLE KURTI When to Wear:  Non-traditional events, casual parties, fun with friends, office get-together parties, etc. Pairing:  Jeans, Leggings or pair without any bottom Accessories:  Chunky fashionable jewelry or no jewelry, Scarves, Hats and Casual shoes Length:  Short, Knee-length, Long

FLOOR LENGTH/GOWN STYLE KURTI This is Indian equivalent of evening gowns. These days, it is favorite style statement in Bollywood for its rich & royal look .)

FLOOR LENGTH/GOWN STYLE KURTI You might have seen that most B-town divas pick floor length Anarkali to look gorgeous at red carpet events, award functions, inauguration ceremonies, etc. It is available in many styles like embroidered, printed, designer anarkali , etc .

FLOOR LENGTH/GOWN STYLE KURTI When to Wear:  Wedding & Parties Pairing:  No need of bottom or pair it with leggings Accessories:  No need of detailed jewelry, a pair of beautiful earrings and bracelets or bangles (only for short sleeves or sleeveless) and heels for impressive look Flatters on/Suit on:  Apple shape body, Pear shape body, Rectangle shape body, Hour-glass shape body (Not for Petite shape body) Length:  Floor-length (Full Length)

LONG STRAIGHT KURTI Nowadays, long straight kurti is in full demand. You look taller in straight hemline. Also, it gives impressive professional look.

LONG STRAIGHT KURTI Avoid short sleeves, as long straight kurti looks stunning with full-sleeves. So, are you ready for ethnic and funky fashion makeover for office wear ?

LONG STRAIGHT KURTI When to Wear:  Office wear, Formal wear, Regular wear, Party wear Pairing:  Leggings or Churidars Accessories:  No need of jewelry, however choose long earrings and flats/heels Flatters on/Suit on:  Rectangle Shape Body, Hour-glass Shape Body Length:  Knee-length, Long

PAKISTANI KURTI Generally, they are long, straight and baggy.

PAKISTANI KURTI Pakistani kurtis are ill-fitted so mostly picked by fashionista and trend lovers who love to try something new every time .

PAKISTANI KURTI When to Wear:  Casual wear, Summer favorite, Office wear, Regular wear, Party wear with heavy embroideries Pairing:  Ankle length leggings or Tribal printed Treggings, Jeans & Jeggings Accessories:  Long neck pieces and heels Flatters on/ Suit on:  Rectangle Shape Body, Pear Shape Body Length:  Knee-length, Long

COLOUR-BLOCK KURTI Color-block kurti has no print and design so the main focus is on color only.

COLOUR-BLOCK KURTI Just , make sure that colors you choose suit your skin tone and hair style .

COLOUR-BLOCK KURTI When to Wear:  Fun with friends, Summer favorite, Perfect casual wear Pairing:  Contrast leggings, Jeggings, Treggings Accessories:  Funky jewelry, Matching pumps or Sandals, and Goggles for stylish summer look Flatters on/ Suit on: Apple shape body Length:  Knee-length, Long

PRINTED KURTI From simple block print to digital print, things just go on and on for this avant-garde kurti trend.You don’t require extra accessories with printed kurti .

PRINTED KURTI When to Wear : Summer and beach vacation Pairing : Leggings, Patiala, Jeggings, Jeans and trousers

PRINTED KURTI Accessories : Put on minimum jewelry, and be comfortable in trendy flats or wedges and cool in stylish eye-wears Length : Short, Knee-length, Long

SHIRT STYLE KURTI This fusion of Indian kurti and western shirt is trendy choice for your office wardrobe! You look professional as well as stylish by wearing this shirt style kurti .

SHIRT STYLE KURTI It is available for both, casual and formal dressings. Just make sure that fabric is skin-friendly, so you feel comfortable at work-place .

SHIRT STYLE KURTI When to Wear : Office wear, Casual wear Pairing : Jeans, Jeggings, Tribal Pants Accessories : Avoid bracelet, go for modern earrings, designer belts, Pumps or Flats, Branded Leather Purse Flatters on/ Suit on : Rectangle shape body, Hour-glass shape body (with belt) Length : Short

HIGH-LOW KURTI High-low is modern type of kurti . In this type of kurti , the front hem is shorter compared to the back.

HIGH-LOW KURTI The High-low kurti not only gives you stylish looks but also add feminine touch to the attire .

HIGH-LOW KURTI When to Wear : Party, Wedding, Casual, Formal wear Pairing : Leggings, Treggings, Jeggings, and Skinny jeans Accessories :Heels to enhance the look of this contemporary kurti and Modern jewelry Flatters on/ Suit on : NA Length : Short, Knee-length, Long

KAFTAN STYLE KURTI This is western fashion, but recently it makes prominent place in the most favorite kurti trend.

KAFTAN STYLE KURTI Available in full to short length, it gives you gorgeous feminine look. It is light in weight and loose-fitting .

PRINCESS CUT KURTI Princess seams are created on kurti for flattering feminine curves. They are known as shaped seams which can start from the shoulder or armhole and end at the waist or continue down, shaping the full length of the garment across the waist and hips

PRINCESS CUT KURTI It is used for pattern fitting as well as design elements. Generally, there is no side opening in princess cut kurti . Collar neck with button down pattern or embroidered yoke and 3/4/full sleeves complete the royal look of the kurti .

KAFTAN STYLE KURTI When to Wear:  Summer favorite, Beach Parties, Casual outing, Get- together, etc. Pairing : Skinny Jeans, Jeggings , ankle length or full tight slacks, Leggings, Treggings and No Bottom option Accessories : Modern jewelry, Goggles and heels to enhance the slim, bottom look of outfit Flatters on/ Suit on : Rectangle Body shape Length : Short, Knee-length

ASYMMETRIC KURTI If you get bored of straight hemline, just try kurti with asymmetrical hemline. It gives illusion of height. Glam Divas of bollywood love to wear such kurtis to stand out of the crowd.

ASYMMETRIC KURTI Generally , these kurtis are made of light weight fabrics like chiffon, crepe and georgette .

ASYMMETRIC KURTI When to Wear : College, Traditional ceremonies Pairing : Contrast leggings, treggings, Churidar, skinny jeans or jeggings Accessories : Prefer classy jewelry, but avoid neck pieces. Bracelet & long earrings, sandals and clutch Flatters on/ Suit on : Curvy body Length : Short, Knee-length, Long

C-CUT KURTI This trendy kurti is similar to high-low kurti , but its front hem has ‘C’ shape which makes it different from high low kurti .

C-CUT KURTI If you are tall women, C-cut kurti suits you well. It also makes you look slimmer and stylish .

C-CUT KURTI When to Wear:  Big occasions, Dinners, Day wear, Daily Wear, Romantic Date, Party Pairing:  Matching leggings, Designer or Printed leggings, Treggings, Jeggings, skinny jeans Accessories:  Fashionable or classic jewelry, Pumps or Designer shoes, Bracelet watches Length:  Short, Knee-length

TULIP KURTI Tulip shaped kurti is a flattering must-have style for any college going girl.

TULIP KURTI Its trendy tulip shape design on hemline makes it different from other kurtis and helps you to create a long lasting impression at any party or wedding .

TULIP KURTI When to Wear:  Daily Wear, Romantic Date, Party, Festive, College Pairing:  Matching leggings, Designer or Printed leggings, Jeggings Accessories:  Fashionable or classic jewelry, Pumps or Designer shoes, Bracelet watches Length:  Short, Knee-length, Full length

CHICKEN KURTI Chicken kurti is the most favorite among youngsters. It has traditional emboridery on it. When to Wear:  Any casual occasion Pairing:  Leggings, Churidar, Jeggings, etc. Accessories:  Chunky jewelry, Matching or contrast pumps/flats Flatters on/Suit on:  Apple shape body, Pear shape body Length:  Short, Knee-length, Long

CHICKEN KURTI Chicken kurti is the most favorite among youngsters. It has traditional emboridery on it. When to Wear:  Any casual occasion Pairing:  Leggings, Churidar, Jeggings, etc. Accessories:  Chunky jewelry, Matching or contrast pumps/flats Flatters on/Suit on:  Apple shape body, Pear shape body Length:  Short, Knee-length, Long

PLACEMENT EMB KURTI In these types of surties mostly emboridery is done mainly on neckline and on the border.

PLACEMENT EMB KURTI When to Wear:  Any casual occasion Pairing:  Leggings, Churidar, Jeggings, etc. Accessories:  Chunky jewelry, Matching or contrast pumps/flats

PLACEMENT EMB KURTI Flatters on/Suit on:  Apple shape body, Pear shape body Length:  Short, Knee-length, Long
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