Traditional Dandiya Dresses Which are Totally in Now!

Navratri is that time of the year when the nine forms of Goddess Durga are honored during the nine-day of the festival. The festival is observed by Hindus with great fervor and excitement. The Navratri starts on the first day of the bright half of Ashvin in the month of September–October, according to the conventional Hindu calendar and is considered as the most significant Navratri of the year. In India, the Navratri celebration is cherished with tremendous fervor, and people dance and dress for the nine days and special colored dresses for each day of the Navratri festival. During this time period, dandiya nights are held all over, youth, as well as elders, participate in the dance wearing cakey makeup and bright-colored festive attire to stand out throughout the festivities.

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Traditional Ghagra Choli 

Young girls and women participate in the dance by donning adorned ghagra cholis. These cholis have elaborate beadwork, embroidery, mirror work, shell work, and other decorations to make it look appealing for the festival. Whereas the ghagra is a long, colourful skirt that is paired with cholis. Additionally, these ghagras have mirrors and embroidery on them. They typically have a dupatta and are available in contrasting colours. With this traditional attire, girls prefer to wear traditional embellishments such as churi – kadas, big danglings or jhumkas, and maang-tikas for complete traditional look. Some women also like to wear kamarbandh and payal to complete the look.

Patiala Salwar and Short Kameez

Due to its extreme comfort and fashionable appeal, the Patiala salwar kameez became a go-to dress. It comes in a wide variety of styles and designs and is the most useful alternative to an Indian saree.

Lehenga Choli

During dandiya nights, girls prefer to dress up in lehengas and ghagra cholis as they give complete traditional look and feel. They are available in different shades and go well in contrast. 

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Kurta with Leggings

Young women who enjoy mixing and matching their clothing like to wear kurtis with leggings or churidar salwar. To loosen the rigidity of pre-set Salwar suits, the tops and bottoms are sold separately. They can be teamed up with a multi-coloured dupatta. 

Short Top with Skirt

Another common choice for Indian girls seeking a fun appearance is mirrored skirts.

Traditional Sarees 

The very word saree takes us back to the temple town of Kanchipuram, where the renowned Kanjeevaram silk sarees originated. Women wear lightweight chiffon sarees during dandiya time as they are simple and easy to maintain in contrast to the traditional Kanchipuram sarees, which are quite heavy. 

Short Kurta with Loose Pyjamas for Men

Just as women, men are also equally excited to deck up in the traditional attire for the evening. They like participate in the dance while wearing the short traditional silk kurta. The bottom of the short kurta has a flair. The shirt generally carries mirrors and embroidery work on it, same like the ghagra choli. Men pair it up with the loose pyjamas which are comfortable and roomy. Men put it on beneath their kurta. The clothes are typically vibrant, with red being the dominant colour.

Printed Shirt with Jacket and Pants

This unique design demonstrates how you may astonish and turn heads even during a festive season. A patterned shirt with reversed sleeves that is paired with a silk jacket makes for an exciting ensemble. It goes well with a well-crafted loose pant. 

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Sherwani with Churidaar Pyjama

A sherwani with embellishments and churidaar is always a classy and secure choice. Something that will guarantee you look put together and well-dressed. A light floral shawl can be added to the festival attire. You can try brown shoes or Jodhpuri chappals, which may finish the appearance.

Dhoti Pants

This one is for those who still believe that a guy looks best when dressed traditionally in Indian attire. Dhoti pants are a timeless piece of ethnic apparel that go well with this festive Indian outfit. You may pair it with a stunning kurta and a Nehru Jacket to complete the look. 

Sherwani

If keeping it simple is your style mantra, opt for a regular-sized sherwani that is flawlessly tailored and comes in the season’s hottest hues. Consider using materials like linen, cotton, or jute to make your event classy and happy.

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