With festivities spread over nine days with splendid colors, lights, music, and energetic vibes; Navratri becomes special because of the many possibilities to have a blast. Although the first outfit that comes to mind when thinking of dandiya nights is the traditional lehenga choli with loads of colors and mirror work, why not try something trendy and unconventional to pep up your look this Navratri? These assorted Navartri looks have been curated keeping in mind the latest fashion trends to accentuate your garba mood by taking your outfit over the edge.
Half-Sari Dupatta Drape With Denims
If you wish to ditch the typical ghaghra, pair your mirrored choli with denim and drape a dupatta from over one shoulder and at the other end, tuck pleats like that of the saree. To add more glamour, buckle a belt over your waist and wear multi-colored jhumkas and you are good to go.
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Peplum Tops with Long Skirts
This unconventional outfit for a garba night garba night will not only make you comfy but also make you stand out among a crowd of ghagras and cholis. With frills of peplum over your flared skirt; mirror danglers and a choker will definitely let you add a twist to the traditional wear.
Mirrored Jackets
If you have a hard time handling your dupatta and looking for a stylish alternative, then mirrored jackets come to your rescue. Whether you keep it long or let it be short, these will not only make up for the dupatta but also make you look sassy and classy. These jackets are also known as kotis and follow the same pattern as the traditional chaniya choli. Don't forget to dazzle your look with colorful bangles and traditional Gujrati jewelry.
Play with layers
Grab a long kurta or tunic and your lehenga to let the layers cast a mesmerizing spell this dandiya night. Adding onto the look, wear a mirrored cape if your other layers are in subtle colors or in shades of pastels. The overall look will be flowy and will make you look stunning. A choker and bracelet will add up to the elegance of the outfit.
Indo-Western Gowns
Last but not the least, if you are the one who does not prefer to experiment much and loves to play it safe, Indo-Western gowns are your go-to options. As much as it adds to the traditional way of styling, it blends the touch of western wear beautifully. From anarkali gowns to mermaid styles, you can choose from a variety of them and then pair them with a mirrored dupatta with gota-patti work and a belt to give you the traditional lehenga look. Adding heavy earrings will be a bonus in this style.
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