You can opt for a comfortable cotton dress in vibrant colors or prints
It's Holi hai time, but before that let us prepare you for the the most-awaited colourful festival of India.
"While you enjoy smearing your friends and family with gulaal, it’s imperative you are dressed in comfortable yet fashionable clothes to enjoy the festive spirit without any worries," says Sonal Abrol, Chief Operations Officer at Saiesta. So to help you through the holi fashion here are some fun and interesting tips and tricks for dressing stylishly yet comfortably as told by Sonal.
*Style inspiration: For those who prefer comfort dressing, you can take a cue from B-town's Deepika Padukone, and pick a slightly loose t-shirt in bright shades of yellow, orange, red or even purple, and pair it with hot pants, like she did in the Bollywood Holi anthem ‘Balam Pichkari’. To add a little twist to this, you can go for a fitted t-shirt and team it up with culottes or even funky pajamas! This will make sure all colors showered on you stand out, and the added benefit is that you won’t feel too hot! Make sure you don’t wear transparent, clingy clothes as they tend to stick to the body once you get wet, making most people uncomfortable and call for unwanted attention.
*Which fabric is best for Holi: Cotton is essentially the best material for this season as it keeps you cool irrespective of how harsh the Sun is especially with the late Holi this year around. Keeping that in mind, you can opt for a comfortable cotton dress in vibrant colors or prints. This ensures that even if you get drenched, the dress will still look pretty on you and not a slouch. Flashback to Alia Bhatt’s Holi outfit in ‘2 States’, you can pair a white sleeveless kurti with a multi-colored flared skirt or even shorts and dazzle in the most brilliant combination for this season. However, if you want to minimize your skin’s exposure to the colors and the sunlight, the safest bet is to wear a full-sleeves short kurta with linen pants or a full-sleeves long kurta with palazzos.
*Which ethnic Indian wear will be best for Holi?: If you are in the mood for some ethnic Indian wear, go for the classic combination we saw yesteryear superstar Rekha gracefully flaunt in the song ‘Rang Barse’. This one will always be in trend for Holi! So you can pair a white chickankari long kurta with leggings and if you’d like to add a little twist to it, you can team it up with a colorful bandhni print dupatta! Also, the colors of Holi are best showcased in white and give out a happy vibe. Even a white kurti with comfy-jeans is a good option as it makes you look stylish yet relaxed.
You can sport a block-print scarf or a tie-dye dupatta with any of the above mentioned styles and outfits. To make a funky fashion statement, you can tie an ikat-print stole around your head and in turn, also save your hair from the damage.
"While you enjoy smearing your friends and family with gulaal, it’s imperative you are dressed in comfortable yet fashionable clothes to enjoy the festive spirit without any worries," says Sonal Abrol, Chief Operations Officer at Saiesta. So to help you through the holi fashion here are some fun and interesting tips and tricks for dressing stylishly yet comfortably as told by Sonal.
*Style inspiration: For those who prefer comfort dressing, you can take a cue from B-town's Deepika Padukone, and pick a slightly loose t-shirt in bright shades of yellow, orange, red or even purple, and pair it with hot pants, like she did in the Bollywood Holi anthem ‘Balam Pichkari’. To add a little twist to this, you can go for a fitted t-shirt and team it up with culottes or even funky pajamas! This will make sure all colors showered on you stand out, and the added benefit is that you won’t feel too hot! Make sure you don’t wear transparent, clingy clothes as they tend to stick to the body once you get wet, making most people uncomfortable and call for unwanted attention.
*Which fabric is best for Holi: Cotton is essentially the best material for this season as it keeps you cool irrespective of how harsh the Sun is especially with the late Holi this year around. Keeping that in mind, you can opt for a comfortable cotton dress in vibrant colors or prints. This ensures that even if you get drenched, the dress will still look pretty on you and not a slouch. Flashback to Alia Bhatt’s Holi outfit in ‘2 States’, you can pair a white sleeveless kurti with a multi-colored flared skirt or even shorts and dazzle in the most brilliant combination for this season. However, if you want to minimize your skin’s exposure to the colors and the sunlight, the safest bet is to wear a full-sleeves short kurta with linen pants or a full-sleeves long kurta with palazzos.
*Which ethnic Indian wear will be best for Holi?: If you are in the mood for some ethnic Indian wear, go for the classic combination we saw yesteryear superstar Rekha gracefully flaunt in the song ‘Rang Barse’. This one will always be in trend for Holi! So you can pair a white chickankari long kurta with leggings and if you’d like to add a little twist to it, you can team it up with a colorful bandhni print dupatta! Also, the colors of Holi are best showcased in white and give out a happy vibe. Even a white kurti with comfy-jeans is a good option as it makes you look stylish yet relaxed.
You can sport a block-print scarf or a tie-dye dupatta with any of the above mentioned styles and outfits. To make a funky fashion statement, you can tie an ikat-print stole around your head and in turn, also save your hair from the damage.