A nation that has always been exalted and recalled for its vibrant culture, colour in an essence has always been part of India. From colourful festivals to illuminated streets, colours play a symbolic role in the country’s prevalent diversity. Simple expressions of bright hues hold together looks for traditional gatherings, festive occasions, and India’s vibrant lifestyle. Bright reds and deep green have always been seen as auspicious colours for traditional festivals such as Diwali. However, with the range of choices in colour and styles available today, it would be remiss to leave these vibrant colours out. But as ethnic wear has grown and evolved, so has the range of option to choose from. Here are some fresh colours that you can look at this year’s festive season.

Mustard Yellow

Mustard Yellow in India symbolizes sanctity and was initially derived from the turmeric plant, used by Indians widely. It is considered an auspicious colour and you will find a variety of outfits in this colour. An earthier shade of yellow, mustard looks great on most skin tones. and This colour goes best with other warm colours, so they combine beautifully with other traditional Indian colours such as red and brown.

Princess Blue

Fit for a royal, Princess Blue is a stark contrast to soft reddish tones that have dominated the festival colour palette in India. A deep, rich and dark colour, blue is associated with Lord Krishna in India. A dreamy vibrant shade fit for royalty, feature your inner diva in a chic embroidered princess Anarkali. Pair it with silver leggings and silver accessories to create a stunning outfit that everyone will love!

 Green

A much softer and subtler shade of traditional deep green, sea green adds just the right amount of brightness to your look. It goes well with other traditional colours, so choose a sea green outfit with accents in colours such as red or green for a great contrast. For a casual daytime look during the festive season, pair a sea green kurta with white leggings.

Purple

A mystical combination of the stable blue and feisty red, purple is often associated with royalty. A retro colour that is making its comeback this festive season, purple is very well suited to Indian skin tones. For an occasion as dazzling as Diwali, a lustrous purple kurta with pajamas make for a mesmerizing outfit. Accessorise with simple gold jewellery to complete your outfit. For men, you don’t have to wear an all-purple outfit if you’re not too sure of the colour- it can be the statement piece in your outfit instead. Wear a bright purple kurta on an all-white outfit to stand out! Colours in India are a blend of historic significance and modern fashion. While traditional colours will always remain in style, stand out from the crowd this year by wearing unconventional colours in your festive wear this year. Bring home a range of these new shades as you shop your favorites pieces online at Shopper’s Stop. If you’re looking for ideas on what to wear this festive season, check out our blog on Ethnic Wear Ideas For The Festive Season.   Android Users Download App HERE iOS Users Download App HERE

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