Modern fashion is about combining cultures, and UK Indian fashionistas are the greatest at it. Contemporary fashion combines sharpness and elegance with legacy and present.
Fabanza assists you in finding the ideal Indo-Western balance while styling for a wedding reception, brunch, or Diwali celebration.
Here’s how to make beautiful blend styles that mix Western shapes with Indian clothes. They’re stylish, flexible, and good for any event.
1. Jeans or pants with kurtis: a simple way to dress every day
What’s the easiest way to add some Indian style to your daily outfit? A long, straight kurti or your favourite wide-legged pants, flared pants or thin jeans will look great with these.
Style Advice:
- For daytime ensembles, choose pastel or patterned kurtis.
- To accentuate your waist, choose a bold belt.
- For an urban edge, finish with shoes or block heels.
Fabanza Pick: Look into breezy, all-season cotton and georgette kurtis.
👗 2. Belted Sarees: Contemporary Royalty
A saree with a belt is both a fashion statement and a way to show your power. The belt gives your standard drape a stylish, up-to-date look. It also gives the drape more shape and makes the waist smaller.
Style Advice:
- For weddings, use belts with embroidery or metal.
- For a different look, try wearing shirts or crop tops as blouses.
- For a striking Indo-Western style, pair with boots or pointed heels.
Fabanza Picks: Browse designer sarees ideal for bold style and festive layering.
Lehenga paired with jackets or crop tops
Who says your lehenga needs a choli? Adding a denim jacket, a Western crop top, or even just a white shirt to your lehenga can make it look more modern. This is a great choice for fusion-themed events, parties, and sangeet nights.
Style Advice:
- Wear a lace crop top with a pastel lehenga for daytime occasions.
- Try off-the-shoulder blouses or sequined shirts for night time glitz.
- For a bohemian look, add chunky silver jewellery.
Fabanza suggests: shopping our Lehenga Collection, which has contemporary designs ideal for international festivities.
🧥 4. Using Dupatta as a Cape or Scarf
Make a statement with your traditional dupatta. Wear it as a cloak over a dress or drape it as a scarf over pants and a tank top. It’s the ideal method to incorporate holiday attire into regular wardrobe pieces.
Style Advice:
- For light layering, use organza or chiffon dupattas.
- To create contrast, pair plain Western essentials with patterned or embroidered dupattas.
👢 5. Western Tops and Sharara Pants
Shararas are trending, and they look well with Western styles. For a style straight off of the catwalk, pair your embroidered sharara trousers with a corset top, blazer, or silk camisole.
Fabanza Tip: Make your bottoms the focal point of your ensemble by wearing few accessories.
Blending Styles, the Fabanza Way
Blending cultures, ease, and self-assurance are all important aspects of Indo-Western fashion. Fabanza’s carefully chosen ethnic collection enables you to create outfits that express your own style, regardless of your preference for stark contrasts or minimalist modernism.
Shop at Fabanza.co.uk to get the best of both worlds.
