4 reasons why Angarakha Kurti is in vogue Angarakha kurti is a very popular dressing style that has both the genders drooling for attention. It is fondly worn by women of all age groups and of all dimensions. The kurtis that are presently making a lot of buzz are the shorter versions of the tradition style. This shorter length kurti is called ‘angarakhi’. This is mostly worn by the women in Rajasthan. It has crossed over to the women folks and they somehow seem to have taken a strong liking for this excessively flamboyant trend. We tell you 4 reasons why Angarakha kurti is in vogue.
Wear it for any occasion
These kurti are not central to any particular occasion. Owing to their elegant stitching and full body cover, Angarakha offers good companionship for occasions like festivals, marriage ceremonies, date, evening parties and even dance floor session.s You never have to be bothered about losing a step in the alleys of fashion trend. Available in double flap versions, tightened with buttons or strings, these kurtis highlights the waistline with sheer exuberance.
Sweet decorations Sequins, flaps, leather and embroidery can easily be accommodated in the design. Angarakha kurtis offers an excellent range of designs and patterns which can be clubbed with modern day modernistic steps. Adorn the dress with lot of colors and pastel shades. Floral and animal prints are also quite a rage among the European women who consider Angarakha as the answer to an evening LBB. Hang a stole to cover the neck or jazz the neckline with a set of pearl piece. You can also play with idea of leaving the back open or wearing the kurti a little below the chest to give it an open shoulder feel.
Multiple bottons Some designers prefer to offer angarakha kurtis
with cotton leggings. Women
like to sport a different version altogether by wearing a mini skirt over black leggings or bearing a denim jeans with them. It offers much variety, so there is no limit to experiments as and the end result always exceeds the expectation.
Dazzle with sparkling embroidery and boots Footwear is the reflection into the soul. Angarakha has a masculine touch to it and to add a little spicy footwear will definitely go a long distance in establishing a balanced act.
Festivals would probably not fit the scene, so avoid boots there. Instead, go for sandals. Everything apart from these events, boots is the perfect footwear that will heighten the erotic quotient associated with the angarakha kurtis.
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