Stand collars, bandhgallaa, peterpan, highnecks … Exit exposed shoulders, enter
collared ensemble. The classier take on Indian garments. What’s more, it beautifies the
innate beauty of the lady’s face and also adds grace :p. If you have that chiseled face (think Kareena Kapoor) adorn a tightly buttoned down collar and if not, keep that buttonpatti a tad bit open to frame your face for the better.
From the typical block print to a checkerboard print to the
trendy neons. Choose your pick. I feel totally spoilt for choice. There are
options for the length, color, fabric and patterns. Keep the length long for a
modern desi look and keep it short when going to college. For a casual look opt
for prints – block print, floral, checkerboard, abstract, absolutely anything. To
jazz up these everyday elements, you have a world of options for add-ons. To a
printed collared ensemble u can add a plain buttonpatti and cling contrasting color potlis
to it. It sounds simple but looks right bang on. Also, while keeping the
length long, u may want to add a 3inch sheer fabric just above a thin and meek
border, so Bollywood! When working with neons, take blue as the base color and
work up your quirk with all possible colors.
Thinking festive? Collars to your rescue, yet again! Get a stand collar kurta made from a rich brocade and sprinkle some solid and bling-y buttons
smartly and you are ready to hoard compliments from all those aunties who once
called you hippie ;) still want a heavier look? Go for an embellished kurta. On
the contrary, if you are already feeling too traditional just at the thought of
a bandhgallaa try minimal embellishments just on the collar and sleeves keeping the
rest of your kurta of a solid color. These festive options are bound to give
you a Tarun Tahiliani vibe, with all that royale stand collar thing going on.
Aaaand, how can I miss the blouses? Give your saree blouse a
stand collar and deep cuts to bare those sharp shoulder blades. I bet you won’t
stop getting pictures clicked for your BBM.
Still not convinced, my last try here is definitely going to
tempt you to get up from your droopy-laptop staring posture. CUTOUTS. Give your
kurta a standcollar or any collar for that matter and get a big sexy cutout for
your back. That sudden body-show is so going to get all eyes fixed as you walk
past.
So get yourself collared, put your hair high up into a
ponytail (add a bouffant, if u may) and flick out a thick eyeliner. Indian Diva
is ready to roll.
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