As the temperature is soaring, everyone is feeling the
heat. Looking fashionable in such weather seems next to impossible. But
with some creativity, one can easily beat the heat and come out as a winner.
With the below-mentioned hottest summer trends, you can strike a perfect
balance between being comfy and stylish. Let’s have a look at the latest Indian
fashion trends.
Comfort at its best
With sun at its peak, everyone looks for comfort wear that not only
relieves you from the scorching heat but also makes you look uber chic. This
calls for loose-fitted, lightweight and breezy garments. One can match tops and kurtis in cotton and linen fabrics with skirts,
palazzos, pants or even shorts to create an occasion-friendly ensemble.
Printed shorts
This year printed shorts are one of the hottest Indian summer fashion
trends. Prints can vary from full bloom florals to graphic prints that add
oomph to your otherwise monotonous wardrobe. One can pair a plain white or
black tee with printed shorts and you are ready to rock and roll! Printed
shorts are some of the best summer-wear that make you feel comfortable without
compromising on the style quotient.
Bardot tops
Bardot tops have emerged as the most popular Indian summer fashion trend
of 2016. These utterly stylish tops are reigning this summer and make you look
effortlessly chic. Basically it is an off-shoulder top, also known as
cold-shoulder top that reveals your shoulders and falls over your chest to give
a frill-like effect. Everyone from Bollywood celebs to their fans are
flaunting this summer trend with panache. One can pair a simple bardot top with
denims, shorts, skirts or even palazzos to create a killer statement look.
Statement sari
Summer fashion in India is incomplete without a statement sari. Your
summer wardrobe is good for nothing if you don’t add a handful of statement
saris in cotton and linen fabrics. These saris are not heavy on fabric or
embroidery but are lightweight and are an easy to carry attire in summer
season. One can pick an appropriate statement sari for an informal get-together
or a small event.
Long cape
This season we are witnessing another hot fashion trend for summer; long
capes. Yes, wearing a long jacket-style cape over your pair of denims or shorts
look extremely trendy. Adding a cape to your normal daily wear gives an edge to
it. A long cape could be in any breezy fabric like cotton or linen and could be
either full-sleeves or sleeveless depending upon your choice. Pairing it with a
sundress or any other knee-length dress is also a good idea.
Cotton kurtis
Cotton kurtis have become a quintessential part of our
wardrobes. These are not just great comfort wear but also look great on
each and every body type and shape. The versatility of kurti makes it a
must-have summer wear for one and all. The huge variety of styles like anarkali
style, flaired or straight kurti gives you the option of pairing it with pants,
denims or churidars. One can wear a long straight kurti with loose-fitted
ankle-length palazzo for a coffee date or at office without giving it a second
thought.
Paint the town red
This summer make sure you have at least one red colour outfit in your
wardrobe. Be it a vibrant red top or a ruffle skirt, red is a go-to colour this
season. Adding a red jumpsuit or red cape will also be a wise decision as this
poppy colour is definitely in this season. It will certainly add zing to your
closet and you is sure to make you stand out.
Accessories are the key
Summer fashion is incomplete without great accessories. Accessories
have the power to turn a boring dress into a stunning outfit. This summer don’t
forget to add the right accessories like a pair of cool shades and georgette
scarves to get all the attention you crave. Different styles and sizes of
handbags is also a great investment to make this season as it immediately
revamps your overall look and makes you look ultra-fashionable.
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