Holi, the festival of colours is here. While many Indian households are busy preparing yummy holi delicacies, you hey diva, are worried about your perfect holi outfit and how to style it for the most vibrant colour splash. Splashing colours, looking like an absolute diva, just the prefect bollywood style is what you have in mind. Well, like always we have curated your little guide to help you glide through your Holi saree look. So, let’s explore what all we have in store for you.
The outfit-Why Go for a saree this season?
A Holi saree is not just stylish but also represents cultural heritage. It is designed to be comfortable, vibrant, and elegant. The intricate designs and natural colors make it a unique addition to any wardrobe.
Moreover, Holi sarees are highly versatile. They can be styled in multiple ways for both casual and festive occasions. Since they come in various fabrics, you can choose one that suits your comfort level.
Holi is all about colours, traditions and mouth-watering delicacies. What better way to celebrate the festival in a saree that reflects colours of culture, tradition, and looks uber stylish at the same time. Combine your drape with modern fashion ideas and celebrate in style. Dive into the season’s best Holi saree trends that will make you stay comfortable and shine this season!
comfortable trendy holi saree styles to look for
1. Cotton holi Saree for Comfort
Talking of comfort, the first fabric that comes to mind is cotton. The most skin-friendly of all fabrics, cotton is the queen of saree material. As Holi celebrations keep you moving throughout the day, you must go for a comfortable fabric. Choose lightweight cotton sarees. A cotton is both stylish and practical.
Choose a saree with simple floral or geometric prints. You can also go for light block prints. Since Holi is a fun event, avoid heavily embroidered sarees that weigh you down.
Style Tips:
- Pair your cotton drape with halter neck or off-shoulder blouses for an edgy contemporary look.
- If you want to add vibrant hues, go for a dual-tone or multi-coloured cotton saree.
- Go for comfortable flats and oxidized jewelry for a stylish yet relaxed look.
2. Chiffon and Georgette Sarees
Cotton does offer the most comfortable drape but if you want to be really high on style, go for fabrics like chiffon and georgette. Since the fabric is flowy, it offers a rather dreamy look. Also, cotton adds a little bulk to your appearance. The best part chiffons and georgette dry really quickly, great for a holi party.
Style Tips:
- Sleeveless, halter-neck blouses will add that modern appeal to your look.
- For a little glamour, style with an intricately embroidered designer blouse.
- If you want to stand out, go for a Holi saree in pastel shades like peach, lavender, or baby pink.
- Style with chunky earrings and a bold handmade bracelet.
Pro Tip: In order to protect your saree from Holi colours, get it starched before wearing. This will make washing easier.
3. White Sarees with Colourful Borders
White is a classic colour choice for Holi. It enhances the effect of bright powders and colour splash. A plain white saree might look very simple. So, if you’re opting for a white saree, choose one with colourful borders.
Style Tips:
- Opt for sarees with red, pink, or green borders.
- Pair it with a blouse matching with the saree’s border.
- Accessorise with chunky oxidised jewellery for a chic and trendy look.
- Add a flower to your open tresses or go for a bun with gajra.
4. White Sarees with Printed blouses
Going for a white saree for Holi? Add a little dimension to your outfit by styling with a printed blouse. A printed blouse in bright and vibrant colours will make your saree stand out.
Style Tips:
- Accessorise with statement earrings.
- Experiment with sleeve designs like bell sleeves, puffed sleeves etc.
- Go for hand block prints like ikkat, kalamkari, bagru etc. These look classy, elegant and stylish.
- Wrap up with a simple bun or braid hairstyle.
5. unique Holi friendly Drape styles
Your drape style for a comfortable and fun holi should be one that helps you walk freely. It should be hassle free.
- Gaati Dhoti: One such style is the pahadi gaati dhoti. Very comfortable to walk, this drape style is a must-try.
- Coorgi Style: You can also drape your saree the Coorgi way. Unique, trendy and a saree but not so saree look, this is quite manageable.
- The Pallu Loop: Wear your saree the Nivi way, pleat the pallu and drape it on your shoulder. Now bring the pallu from back creating a loop on your neck, just like a scarf. That’s it.
- The Seedha Pallu: The traditional Gujarati drape style makes for a very comfortable, manageable and traditional Holi look.
Trendy Accessories for Holi Saree
The right accessories can elevate your Holi saree look. Here are some trendy options:
Colourful Bangles: Since Holi is a festival of colours, let your bangles talk colours. Colourful, vibrant bangles in multi-coloured hues are a great choice for your Holi look. You can go for multi-coloured cuffs and bracelets for a minimal look.
Jewellery: Do not go overboard with jewellery. Oxidized jhumkas and beaded necklaces add a festive vibe without feeling heavy. Chunky multi-coloured earrings adorned with kaudis also are a great option. They are quite trendy.
Sunglasses: Protect your eyes from colours and the sun by wearing trendy oversized sunglasses. They also add a cool, and modern vibe to your Holi look.
Footwear: Since Holi involves dancing and movement, opt for comfortable footwear. Kolhapuri chappals, juttis, or simple flats work best. Avoid heels as they can make it hard to move freely.
Hair Accessories: Add a little dreamy drama to your Holi look by adorning your hair with floral hair accessories like gajras or colorful hairpins.
pro Tips to Style Your Holi Saree
- Minimal Jewelry: Avoid heavy jewellery. Instead, wear lightweight earrings and bangles.
- Comfortable Footwear: Since Holi involves dancing, opt for flats or juttis.
- Hair Care: Tie your hair in a bun or braid to prevent damage from colours.
- Waterproof Makeup: Use minimal waterproof makeup to stay fresh throughout the day.
- Skin Protection: Apply coconut oil on your skin before stepping out to prevent harsh colours from staining.
- Layering: If you are worried about transparency, wear an inner lining or petticoat under your saree. You can also style your saree with regular tops instead of blouses. Also, make sure the saree fabric is thick enough to not go sheer after a water splash.
holi Ready in your saree!
Fun, colours and tradition, that’s what Holi is all about. With this little guide escorting you to your perfect Holi saree looks. Drape and celebrate in style. Stay stylish and keep Slaying!
