This Diwali choose these 4 astonishing outfits and be the one to stand out from the crowd

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Oct 19 2017 02:18 PM
Payal Dwivedi

As, the festive season begins everybody gets excited towards the activities that what to eat, where to celebrate, how to celebrate but one thing that disturbs us all the time is what to wear because there are lots of stuff in traditional outfits but what to choose to wear that looks to stand out from the crowd. Moreover dressing up is such an integral part of the festivities, paying attention towards every little detail right from the bindi to your ankles. We are bringing you a few tips from Isha Pandey, Lead Designer, BlueStone.com, that will complement the charm of your festive outfit and leave your family and friends envious.

Uber Traditional

You may get little confused with this word but hold on here mean to say that Silk sarees, anarkalis, traditional lehenga - cholis or even salwar kameez can be dressed up with the perfect jewellery. you can also choose your jewellery with heavy work on garments can be the centre of attention, in which case the jewellery should ideally be minimalist. A simple pendant on a delicate yellow or white gold chain paired with matching earrings and a ring should complete the look.

Alternative traditional

Give a twist to your daily routine saree that you can wear Saree by tying it in the “dhoti style”. This drape is particularly exciting because it leaves a lot of scope for accessorising. You can use a gold kamarband to accentuate the style as well as go for gorgeous arm bands or vans.

Traditional fusion

If you don’t feel comfortable wearing saree that this is for you, you can choose a cape style top with a tussar silk lehenga, and accessorise with a choker style neck piece and a delicate bracelet.

Another one you can choose a popular style that works well with the festive season is the palazzo also which is also called a sharara. Pair this versatile garment with a crop top or a long kurta and create your own style statement.

The whole look:

Last but not the least once you have finalised what to wear the last thing to do is make-up , Diwali calls for some basic amount of drama on your face! It is no longer important to match eye shadow shade to your outfit shade, but you can match it to the jewellery! Wearing diamonds - add a little shimmer to your eyeshadow and highlights. Emeralds and rubies can be accentuated with eye make-up in gold and copper tones. Winged eye-liner with subtle shades of gold and copper work beautifully without becoming too over the top.