Women's New Year Collection BOHEMIAN OUTFITS THAT WILL FIT WELL WITH THE FESTIVE VIBE!
BOHEMIAN OUTFITS THAT WILL FIT WELL WITH THE FESTIVE VIBE!
Bohemian lifestyle is more than just a mere trend gravitating towards fashion. The finery is a divine composition of unconventional drapery and artsy patterns, all set together with hefty jewelry. It is a highly innovative and vibrant portion of fashion that should not be kept aside, even during the festive time. From the tie-and-dyed bandhani magic to intricately drawn kalamkari, from cotton over satins to flares over sheaths, bohemian fashion knows no boundaries. People often understate the beauty of indigenous prints when it comes to wedding wear clothing, mostly because the striking embroideries have been known to bring that festive feel to the garments, but it’s time that we squirrel away the customary stamps and make some space for the worthy trends. Given below are 5 super appealing outfits that will steal the entire spotlight for you.
⦁ THE PRINT-ON-PRINT TREND
Print-on-print fashion is by far the most difficult style to grasp, but after you lay hold of a few rules, you’ll be ready to ace it. Print-on-print simply refers to the process of blending two or more patterns together in such a way that the end result is appealing. Prints are, more or less, an embellishment to the outfit. When using print-on-print, a rule of thumb to remember is that there should always be one tone or motif that would assist in uniting the ensemble. The two separate prints should have similar shapes, colors, and structures. Set prints of various sizes together to create a pattern flow. If one print is blaring, the other should be subdued. Set together with a simple yet classic design with a strong and vibrant one to create the perfect equilibrium. For a saree, for example, combine a simple polka printed fabric with a grandiose or historical border.
⦁ THE TWIST IN INDO-WESTERN
Designers these days love to introduce everyone to comfortable geometries in Fashion like flared cuts, boot cuts, and other relaxed-fit clothing to bring western touch to traditional wear. It’s always enjoyable to experiment with ethnic clothing’s delicate designs and eccentric silhouettes. Indo-western compositions are becoming increasingly popular in Indian markets for a variety of reasons, including the following: (a) They are adaptive and versatile. (c) They give Indian garb a new appeal. (c) They are relaxing without compromising on fashion.
⦁ THE ALL-PRINTED DESIRE
Indigenous prints of India are undoubtedly exquisite. They bring a dash of traditional culture and allure to the finery. If styled right, they can be an amazing festive fit. To tone down ethnicity by a notch, amalgamate it with western silhouettes. For instance, knotted blouses are really in vogue these days. The cut is beyond traditional and yet fits just right. Another example is to drape a saree in not so usual nivi way. With social media bombarding us with unlimited “how to wear saree” videos, you are covered. It’s best to not go for large motifs as they appear quite casual. Prints like paisleys, ajrakh, bagh, and kalamkari are highly recommended.
⦁ THE HEAVENLY BOHO-PRINTED SAREE
Sarees are an essential part of any woman’s wardrobe. The only article of clothing that hasn’t been sewn and has seen a wide range of modifications. The differences in how sarees are worn in different parts of India are striking. The elegance of this nine-yard marvel knows no bounds, and it is adored by people all over the world. There are thousands of prints to pick from, so be thorough while selecting prints. Bohemian designs are the finest choice for ethnic sarees because they are influenced by the country’s incredibly rich culture and entrancing vibrancy.
⦁ THE OXIDIZED JEWELRY ADDITION
Jewelry and makeup can have a big impact on the final composition, so keep it simple but elegant. Prints are anyway quite eye-catchy, so combining two or more prints with hefty accessories and loud makeup will result in overdramatic results. If you want to go heavy on jewelry, try to wear something basic. For instance, a graceful white Kurti would look lovely with an oxidized mirror neckpiece and complimentary earrings. If you want to go more vibrant, soft floral prints paired with some basic pieces of clothing would look just as pretty. You can even set it together with multi-colored jewelry to get those heads to turn.
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