Vintage and Traditional Weaves & Techniques Revival
There is increased appreciation for age-old crafts: brocades, Banarasi, Bandhani, gota patti, chikankari, block printing, hand painting (Kalamkari etc.). These…
Co-ord Sets / Matching Ensembles
Matching top + bottom sets (kurta-palazo, crop-top + skirt, co-ord lehenga sets) are very popular for their ease of styling….
Light Layers, Sheer Fabrics & Overlays
Organza, chiffon, net, and sheer overlays are being used to add volume without the weight. Layered kurtas, cape-style jackets over…
Minimalism over Heavy Embellishment
After years of heavy embroidery, sequins, layering, there’s a trend towards minimal, refined designs. Tone-on-tone thread work, subtle embroidery, clean…
Statement Sleeves & Dramatic Details
Sleeves are not “just sleeves” anymore: balloon sleeves, bishop, ruffles, puffed/pleated styles. Also, asymmetrical hems, layered panels, and dramatic drapes…
Bold Prints, Patterns & Colors
Vibrant, rich hues are back in favor. Think emerald greens, royal blues, mustard yellows, fiery reds, deep jewel tones. Prints…
Indo-Western Fusion
Fusion wear is going beyond small tweaks. Expect more dramatic mixes: dhoti pants with corset blouses; pre-draped sarees with belts;…
Sustainable & Handloom Fabrics
There’s a strong push toward eco-friendly materials and artisan craftsmanship. Fabrics like khadi, Chanderi, cotton hand-weaves, Banarasi blends, organic silks…
Men’s Diwali Fashion Gets More Stylish
It’s not just women’s wear: men are getting more options — asymmetrical kurtas, bandhgala jackets, printed or textured kurtas, layering…
Statement Dupattas, Capes, Jackets
Layering pieces like capes and jackets over simple ethnic wear are being used to elevate the look. Dupattas are not…