Style your kurti with many different bottoms

Kurtis come in all possible length starting from waist length till floor length and varies in many different cuts and styles. Have you ever style your kurti with many different types of bottoms?

First let’s see the basic difference between a kurti/tunic and kurta lies n the length. Kurti is shorter in length and up to the knees where in kurta the length goes up to the calf muscles. Kurti is worn only by women however a kurta is worn both by men and women.

Now, let’s see with what all bottoms we can pair a kurti:

Leggings: These days leggings are not only available in solid colors but also with unique prints or embellished with jerkins. Wearing leggings with kurtis/tunics is the most preferred choice for all.

Palazzo pants: Palazzo pants keep coming back in fashion from time to time. Introduced in 70’s, it is now back in trend with a bang. It is a hybrid between long skirt and trousers. It has dual benefits; comfort of a trouser and flares that of a skirt. Pair a well fitted kurti with side slits with these pants to look ultra modern. Wear flats or wedges to complete the look.

Skirts: Skirts that goes with a kurti are ankle length and floor length with or without a flare. A long straight skirt with front open kurti having side slits looks highly stylish. You can go for this style for any of your wedding functions by choosing a heavily embellished front open kurti and skirt.

Patiala: A style that is favorite among college girls is pairing their kurtis/tunics with Patiala pyjama. Further style this ethnic look with tribal jewellery look your best.

Nylon Stockings: These days’ stockings come in many colors with different designs and prints. Pairing your tunic with a nylon sheer stocking is a latest fad. Further style it with any scarf and complete your indo western party look. However make sure the kurti that you are pairing with stocking should not have a side slit.

Straight Pants: Straight cotton Pants look good with a straight fit kurti having a collar neck. Take a pleated dupatta along with this style and you will get your Indian formal dress ready. Wear your comfortable heels with it and fetch compliments.

Denims: Denims gives you the best causal look. But instead of pairing it with any western cut top, pair it with an ethnic kurti and get the chic Indo-western look. Style it with flat footwear and be ready for any task.

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