Navratri has arrived, which means it's time to replace your business suits and denim shirts for some vibrant chaniya cholis and garba outfits. Nine lovely days of dancing, joy, and colours with scrumptious food, foot-tapping music, and amazingly exquisite Navratri traditional dress is just what we've been waiting for. Navratri is a time of unification and celebration, blending rich tradition with beautiful rituals.
Many rituals are performed at this period in honour of Durga. Each of the nine days of this festival honouring Goddess Durga and her incarnations is associated with a particular hue and set of rituals. It is said that ladies who worship the goddess Durga daily must wear a navratri special dress for ladies of a certain colour to gain her favour.
If you are the one who is looking for traditional and modern navratri outfits then you are at the right place. We enlisted some amazing navratri attire for you. Let's dig it up!
Asymmetric Dress For Day 1
Hemlines that dip to one side or are otherwise asymmetrical have been trending for a while, and they're here to stay this season. This look calls for a Lehenga and a dupatta that are contrasting colours. Put on that gorgeous headpiece and those hand harnesses, because you're ready to rock the night away! For an evening of nonstop dancing and pleasure, you may also wear this as dandiya night outfits.
Colour And Fabric
Goddess Shailputri, the original incarnation of Maa Durga, is honoured on the very first day of the nine-day Navaratri festival. There is a common myth that Maa Shailputri has a soft spot for the colour yellow. As a result, donning the colour yellow on this day is considered auspicious.
For this day, you can choose fabrics like rayon, viscose and chanderi. Cotton is a kind of stiff fabric which hampers the natural flow of asymmetric dress. Thus, fabric with a flowy feel should be top of the list.
Peplum Choli And Lehenga For Day 2
This stunning peplum choli and lehenga set is the quintessential Navratri outfit! Also, The flared peplum top completes the mix and makes it appear put together and stunning. So, Hit the dance floor on the night of Garba in this lehenga. Excellent for relaxing after a night of dancing with friends.
Colour And Fabric
Maa Brahmacharini, the second incarnation of Durga, is honoured on the second day of Navratri. Since green is one of her favourite hues, it seems fitting to celebrate this day with it. If you want all your desires to come true, you should wear green on the second day of Navratri.
For this outfit, you can go with the embroidered cotton material as it gives the green colour a more royal look and also makes you comfy.
Half- Half Lehenga Choli for Day 3
This kind of outfit has been popular for quite some time but is now reviving its strength and glamour again. And opting this outfit for the navratri would be a fun and unique choice. A lehenga with a patola print, Ajrakh, Kalamkari, or Bandhej design with a contrast dupatta is a terrific option for the season.
Colour And Fabric
On the third day of Navaratri, devotees honour Goddess Chandraghanta, the third incarnation of Durga. On this day, the goddess is pleased by the sight of those clad in brown, and they are showered with favours. You can go for any fabric from cotton to silk for this outfit.
Layered Lehenga Choli For Day 4
Instead of wearing a simple lehenga this season, why not experiment with one that has layers? Pick on a Lehenga with a lot of layers to show off your style. And a lehenga with numerous layers of cloth gives off a really sophisticated vibe.
Colour And Fabric
On this day, followers are expected to worship the mother while dressed in orange, a colour said to represent positivity, wisdom, and serenity. For layered modern navratri outfits, you should choose fabrics that are flow and simple. Also, work on lehenga should not be heavy.
Kurti Lehenga For Day 5
The only two pieces of clothing you need for a party are a plain lehenga and a kurti with embellishments. This kind of embroidered Kurti may be worn in a variety of chic and modern ways. Put on a Kacchi-worked Kurti with a simple lehenga for a chic ethnic appearance.
On the fifth day of Navratri, devotees honour the goddess Skandmata. When honouring maa on this day, it is customary to wear white.
Stunning Jacket Lehenga For Day 6
The combination of the lehenga choli and an embroidered blazer is stunning. Unique Navratri ensembles may be made with the help of embroidered jackets of varying lengths and designs. Mata Katyayani has a serious thing for scarlet.
Navratri Look With Jeans For Day 7
Straight fit kurta with skinny jeans would go hand in hand for this navratri. You can choose slit cut kurtas or straight no cut kurtas to wear with pants. Choose to carry slippers or heels or sneakers.
Colour And Fabric
On the seventh day of Navratri, devotees honour Maa Kalratri. Blue is a favourable colour to wear on Maa Kalratri, hence worshippers often do so on this day. Go with fabric like georgette and chiffon for kurtas as they give immense flow and due to sheer look, jeans look would shine more.
Churidar With Bandhani Dupatta For Day 8
Elegant is a plain-colored suit accessorised with a magnificent bandhej silk, Banarasi, or mirror-work dupatta during the Navratri festival. Instead of wearing the same boring Navratri clothes every year, try something a little more sophisticated this year.
Colour And Fabric
Go with a pink kurta or dupatta as these hues are significant for the day. Cotton or linen would go best for this look.
Sharara Set For Day 9
This is the perfect costume for those who like experimenting with different styles. To get an ethnic appearance, pair a sharara with a gorgeous, brightly coloured, printed or embroidered flared top. Complete your ensemble with gorgeous thread earrings!
Colour And Fabric
Silk, viscose, velvet and gotta patti can be the best choice with purple shade.
I hope you love the ideas and are ready to rock this navratri with your dandiya night outfits. Do comment and let us know which one you liked the most.
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