Wearing an ethnic outfit with a systematic hemline is really important. But according to the experts, it is important to style it with the right lowers and footwear. Here are some experts suggestions to style yourself.
* The right asymmetrical hemline: Asymmetrical hemlines come in so many fashions that it is not a simple business to keep up with them. The method here is to recognize what befits your body type and then style it just the way you want to.
* Styling with lowers: Imagine a trendy tail-cut kurta with a longer back and shorter front, or a pretty high-low flared kurta, or even the fancy zig-zag hemline. Many believe to style it up with simple leggings, or palazzos, or jazzy culottes, or linen pants, or even a smart trouser. You can opt for oversized tassel earrings, broad waist belts, and statement neckpieces. With the pair of pumps for a classic look, booties for an edgy look, fun heels for a pop of colour or your favourite wedges.
Other tips: * Pair an asymmetric skirt with a classic shape t-shirt. * Asymmetric dresses are complete styled ensembles in themselves and don’t require much to complete the look. A basic denim jacket can be thrown on to add layering. * When wearing an asymmetric hemline, you already have a busy silhouette, so it doesn’t need an over the top garment to be styled with. * If it’s printed, you don’t need to layer it at all and if it’s a solid colour garment, you can always throw a printed t-shirt over a skirt or layer a dress with a printed jacket or shirt. * Since the asymmetric silhouette is feminine you can style it with combat boots for an androgynous look, that is trending currently. * Asymmetric shapes tend to flare towards the bottom hem so it would work well for pear-shaped, hourglass and rectangle types of silhouettes.