Kurtis

Kurtis for Women - An Indian Interpretation of Sheer Elegance

Kurtis or most often known as tunics are the most loved ethnic dress by women. It's the most common and elegant ethnic Indian wear that any woman can wear as a top or tunic and enjoy the freedom to move comfortably. Kurtis doesn’t have slits above the waist. And it goes very well with a salwar, palazzo, tights, jeans, pajamas, etc.

Kurtis can be designed in any style with any pattern to make you look good. Usually, Kurti has collars like v-neck, round neck, boat neck, angrakha, asymmetrical, mandarin, keyhole, peter pan, sweetheart, scoop, u-neck, square, off-the-shoulder, pentagon, studded with jewels, etc.

Difference Between Kurta and Kurti for Women

Nowadays, people have been calling Kurta and Kurti the same thing. But earlier it was not referred to as the same clothing. There is not only one but a lot of differences exist between the two. The most common difference is their length. Kurti is short in length while Kurta is long. A long tunic that reaches to the knee is Kurta. However, a kurti extends only up to the waist. This length difference made the kurti a more comfortable and flexible dress for women to wear.

Another difference is that Kurta is not only a specific dress for women, instead, but men wore it too. While kurti are only worn by women. Kurta for women is usually made from light and breathable fabric to be worn daily. While Kurtis is more for fashion, and hence they are made with designer fabrics like silk, chiffon, georgette, linen, and cotton.

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• Long Kurti - Long Kurti generally comes in calf length and knee length which goes best with palazzo pants, patialas, or salwar when at weddings or festivals. Whereas a straight or flared long kurti makes the best impression with churidar or leggings.
• Short Kurti - Short kurti are perfect for daily wear or office wear. To complete the look pair it with jeans and high heels. Wear a solid short kurti with contrasting Patiala, strappy heels, ethnic jewellery, and a bindi to make a bold festive statement.
• Kaftan Style Kurti - Kaftan kurti is a flowing-sleeved dress that falls to the ankle. Kafta kurta is a loose fit and comfortable to wear. It allows you to experiment with different styles and patterns.
• Sleeveless Kurti - A Sleeveless kurti as the name suggests is a kurti without sleeves. It is perfect for any casual meet with your friends or just a day out with yourself, or office wear.
• Anarkali Kurti - Anarkalis are the flared gown look kurti fitted at the waist. It resembles a pomegranate blossom. And girls like to wear knee-length Anarkali kurti dresses.

Best Fabrics for Designer Kurtis

Before buying the best kurta for yourself, you must know what fabric goes best for your kurta.

• Silk - Silk Kurtis is the classiest among all types of Kurtis fabrics. Its material keeps you attractive even if you choose to wear a simple plain silk kurti. Perfect for small gatherings but make sure not to wear it at outdoor parties as it won’t absorb your sweat.
• Cotton - Cotton kurti is another name for comfortness. Choose an embroidered cotton kurti instead of a plain cotton kurti to make a good impression at the wedding venue. Try different accessories with a cotton kurti to enhance the look.
• Georgette - Georgette kurta is a lightweight, soft yet strong and flowy, and durable kurta, perfect for a date. This synthetic fabric is breathable and sweat-absorbent, allowing you to be at your best comfort level. Go with a print georgette kurti to explore a new look for you.
• Chikankari - Chikankari kurti originated in Lucknow, India. Its specialty is its embroidery all over the kurta. It is the most loved kurta by girls and women all over the world. It is so famous that now chikankaris are even transformed into sarees, lehenga, kurtas, jeans, tops, men’s royal attire like sherwani, men’s kurta, etc. in form of small patches.
• Chiffon - Chiffon is lightweight and translucent which feels like a feather touching your skin. It is flexible and durable because of its flare in kurti designs. And most importantly it can be worn by any body type of woman.

Accessories to Pair with Kurta for Women

• Kurtas with Shrugs - Shrugs are a great way to add a little bit of style to your kurtas. The trick to nailing this look is making sure that the fabric of your shrugs matches the fabric of your kurtas. While shrugs are a great, stylish option, keep in mind that they are not fully covered, so you might want to pair them with a longer kurta to avoid showing too much skin.
• Long Kurtas with Crop Tops - If you have a longer kurta that is a little bit too long for you, try pairing it with a crop top. Crop tops are shorter pieces that are generally made from sheer fabrics like chiffon, silk, or cotton. This will help to shorten your kurtas, making them more appropriate for the occasion.
• Half-sleeved kurta with a Cardigan - A women's kurta and cardigan are two classic outfits that are always in style and will never go out of style. If you own a kurta, try pairing it with a cardigan to give it a different look. This is perfect if you’re trying to go for a more casual look or if you’re wearing your kurta to work.
• Wrapped Knee-length Kurta with a Jacket - If you love wearing Kurtis but you’re sick of them feeling a little too casual, try pairing one with a blazer or a knee-length jacket. Wearing a jacket with your kurti is a great way to add a little bit of formality to an otherwise casual outfit.

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