The start of the festive season means that we also start to switch over from western clothing to traditional Indian clothing. Thankfully, we have a wide variety of ethnic outfits to choose from- and no outfit is as versatile as kurti styles.
Besides the different types of kurtis that are available, they can be styled in various ways depending upon the occasion. It looks chic, is super comfortable and wouldn’t even pinch your pocket much!
Here is a list of the different types of kurtis you should definitely own.
Long Straight Kurta: An evergreen kurta style, this is something everyone is sure to own at least one of in their wardrobe! It has slits on both sides and can fall till the knees or the ankles, depending on your choice. For ultimate comfort and style, they are best paired with leggings or medium-flare palazzos.
Anarkali Kurta: This type of kurta has flares running from the chest until the hemline area. They are in vogue for their flattering silhouette and variety of designs they come in. While cotton anarkali kurtas make for perfect office or lunch wear, pick an anarkali kurta in georgette with stonework to set the perfect tone at a party or function. Anarkalis can be paired with leggings or palazzos, or can be worn as is, like a dress.
High Low: This is another type of kurti that has made a mark in the fashion world of late. The style looks super chic and looks best on younger girls. These kurtis look best with ankle-length leggings. Pair it with denim for an impressive Indo-western look.
Shirt Type Kurti: As the name suggests, shirt-type kurtis are a longer form of shirts and can be worn simply as dresses or can be paired with denim or leggings. Styled with statement belts, chokers, and jhumkas, these kurtis make for a boho look that leaves everyone asking for more. If styled minimally, shirt-type kurtis make for an impressive western look.
Front High Slit Kurta: This one makes for a glamorous style of kurti as the front high slit will give you a flair when you walk into the room. High slit kurtis look best on tall and slim body types. Style them with embroidered or printed leggings to look stylish!
Kaftan Style: Kaftan kurtis typically tie at the waist and are best for people who feel a little conscious about their weight, as they allow you to hide areas you feel conscious about. The look great on most body types and are great for casual college or office wear.
Angrakha Kurta: Angrakha kurtas have been in trend for a long time now. Angrakha kurtas make for some elegant and classy attire. Angrakha kurtas have an overlapping neckline where the two front panels meet at an empire waist with knots that are usually embellished with colourful tassels. Angrakha kurtas are mostly flared and look best with solid leggings.
Embroidered Kurtas: Embroidered kurtis also make for an essential in any woman’s wardrobe. Embroidered kurtas have traditional work such as Kutch, Kanta, Phulkari, chikankari and Kasuti that speak volumes of our rich Indian heritage. These kurtis can be worn as day or nightwear depending on the way they are styled.
With all these different types of kurtis to choose from, we’re sure you have your favourite styles you swear by! If you love wearing kurtis to work, read up on Brands That Have Amazing Workwear Options and shop for these fabulous styles at Shoppers Stop!
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