Asymmetric kurta is a trend that we just simply adore. The pattern which was tough to accept at the beginning has gained a lot of acceptance lately. One of the main reason of its popularity is the involvement of Bollywood celebrities who have worn it at various occasions and has got an acceptance nod from the fashion police. When this fashion first was introduced everyone experimented with wearing it over palazzos, jeans and some wearing it as it is with slippers as a dress. Now, it has gained much-needed attention because of its versatility.
This festive season, with most of the things getting back to normal, people are looking for various options to dress up differently. Asymmetrical kurta for women is one of the patterns which is there on the mind of the people mostly. In this blog, we will list down a few of the styles we love of asymmetric kurta.
Plain asymmetrical kurta with palazzo pants
This pattern is nothing different from the age-old traditional wear of salwar kameez. The flowy pattern of the kurta is what adds to the charm and gives fresh life to the old style. We love how comfortable ladies of senior age in India are as well in this particular style and explore more varieties in it.
Asymmetric cotton kurta for women with formal pants
Recently we have seen ladies wearing long kurtas as well to work but the asymmetric pattern in short kurta has also become very popular. Ladies are loving the fusion dress and enjoying it even as formal wear as well. We have seen celebrities like Neha Dhupia as well wearing an asymmetrical top in shirt style with formal and slaying the formal dressing couture.
Kurta with skirts
Of late, kurta and skirt combinations have been hyped and many are wearing a coat as well as an overcoat. This is more of an alternate version of the traditional lehenga with choli. The kurta with skirt version looks great with detailed embroidery work and various kinds of slits. Asymmetrical kurtas are also coming with different flows and patterns with side slits. We are loving the modern hip designs of the young generation and how they are experimenting with new looks and designs while keeping the old patterns in context.
Plain kurta set with Banarasi Dupatta
Be it any kurta pattern, a classy overlay of dupatta or even a shrug with detailed embroidery work breathes in life to any plain dress. Banarasi kurta being the traditional handloom work from northern India is perfect for the festive season or any occasion wherein it requires dressing up. A touch of glitter on plain cotton kurta glams up the overall look. The advantage of silk dupattas going along well with cotton kurta for women as well makes it more versatile.
We would love to hear how you are styling up your kurta sets this festive season and be inspired by our upcoming collection.