Dussehra has just gone by and all of us have got bored of those heavily embroidered lehengas, sarees, anarkalis and other embellished stuff. Since Diwali is round the corner and we are ready to welcome winters, autumn is playing peek-a-boo with sometimes hot and sometimes cold kinda game. So, it’s time to play safe while dressing for the season. To maintain the hangover of festivities, we will discuss some ethnic trends for the upcoming fall winter season.
Cool Cottons for the Classy you!
Cotton is the safest fabric for the season as it’s the most suitable fabric when it gets humid because of its breathability. But while choosing a right outfit, you must go for a high-thread count material as it would give you adequate warmth when you feel cold sometimes. Also, an ethnic outfit stitched with heavy cotton counts on quality marks, so, it guarantees you to be color-fast and longevity.
Colors for the vibrant you!
Since the season switches the dull mode on, going for bright and vibrant colors is the best choice for ethnic autumn dressing. If you’re looking for a vibrant ethnic evening wear, nothing could be more fun than this label Ritu Kumar SKD with traditional paisley prints in moss green and rust over an off-white base.
The kurta is designed in umpire-cut with an intricately embroidered yoke ( tone on tone resham embroidery ) and teamed up with a rust and green shaded chinon dupatta along with rust colored leggings. The brand name Ritu Kumar is enough to speak class which is furthermore accentuated with load of oxidized silver jewellery. And the cherry on the cake is a rust-colored Ritu Kumar satchel bag made up of genuine leather.
Comfort for the uncomfy weather!
Autumn dressing calls for comfort because the season itself has the mood swings as you suffer from. So, The Style Symphony suggests you to opt for an ethnic attire with comfortable cotton fabric and preferably with full or three-quarter sleeves to offer you maximum coverage and optimum comfort. Synthetic or blend fabric could cause you discomfort as it gets sweaty sometimes in autumns.
Kracht & Kitsch for the autumns!
Call it aplomb, attitude or chutzpah— confidence is the key to look good. And the word for it, is [highlight]Kracht[/highlight]— the power dressing. Today, The Style Symphony brings to you the Kracht look with loads of crafty elements that are garish and loud. The Dutch call it Kracht which proclaims provocative elements but we Indians call it crafty when it’s amalgamated with ethnicity. Today’s OOTD is all about donning a traditional outfit with over-the-top accessories since festivities are infused in the air.
So Symphonites, let’s get crafty with these festivals with [highlight]Kracht[/highlight] and enjoy being called a [highlight]Kitsch[/highlight] diva.
#OOTD Details
SKD: Label Ritu Kumar
Watch: Claremont Silver, USA
Leather Satchel Bag: Ritu Kumar
Oxidized Silver Necklace Set 1: Craftsvilla
Silver Bangles: Colaba Causeway, Mumbai
Strappy Leather Block Heels: Martoni, Itally
Silver ring with red stone: Chamak Damak
Silver ring with green onyx: Joharee Bazaar, Jaipur
Oxidized Silver Necklace Set 2 (As hair accessory): Colaba Causeway, Mumbai
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hi maitreni you looks gorgeous in this desi attire. did my best thanks hope you notice my comment
I simply love SKD, I have some and wear when it’s possible – in the west people can stare, but I really loved this one you are wearing and the headpiece – looking very beautiful!
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Hey Denise, first of all a warm welcome to TSS. 🙂 Thank you so much for the appreciation. I am glad you liked the look. Keep in touch to have more fashion updates on our blog. Cheers 🙂
Wow.. so cool and classy at the same time.. 🙂 You look lovely dear 🙂
Thank you so much Deeshani 🙂
Awww…*winks*.. no wonder Pixie adores them no matter they are VAMPIS 😀
Looking Gorgeous.Love the accessories and outfit.Super OOTD.
Cheers,
Sriram & Krithiga
Thank you so much! I am so glad you liked it 🙂
That’s a special look 🙂
You are many times more serious about this one, right? No smiles 😀
Thanks much Teny! This time I’m trying to be a little serious, quite inspired by Vampires! 😀 Do they smile? 😉
Festive! both the outfit and the accessories.
Love them!
You look lovely too, Maitreni. 🙂
Thank you so much dear. I’m glad you liked it! 🙂
THAT Dresss ! Gorgeous !.. you look lovely as always plus I myself prefer comfy cotton clothing during autumns.. 🙂
Thank you so much Najm! I’m so glad you liked the look! :*
You look like a brave warrior.
The outfit is adding strength to your intense look.. ???
Haha.. thanks a lot Yogesh 🙂 Thus, this look for a change! 😀
You look very sad in the pics, what happened? 🙂
Smile. It costs you nothing! 🙂
Hehe.. in most of my OOTD’s I smile too much. But this time I was told not to smile (for a change) by my photographer cum stylist to bring out that powerful look. But seems it failed 😛
Looking stunning gal 🙂
Thanks much hun :*
Very pretty Maitreni. Ethnic patterns suit you very well.
Thank you so much dear Somali! 🙂
The way you have created and carried this look is outstanding. I love vibrant kurtis and this kurti looks so beautiful. The silver necklace from Craftsvilla is also very attractive. You look gorgeous and a great post indeed 🙂
Thank you so much Purba. 🙂 I’m so happy you liked the look and teaming ideas dear. Means much! <3
You look absolutely lovely in this outfit. I am sure many ladies will get inspired to try out your recommendations.
Thank you so much Alok. I’m glad you liked the look! 🙂
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Am out of words, what all i can say here on this post is ‘ best Indian ethnic OOTD post’. You explained the attire’s speciality in an amazing way Maitreni 🙂 Sharing this for girls who are willing to follow this style 🙂
Thank you so much Prasanna I’m really glad you liked the OOTD! 🙂 I will be more than honored, if someone implements my style in their dressing! 🙂