Chic indo-western outfit ideas for Diwali
Give your wardrobe a festive upgrade with these fusion pieces.
With a growing focus on mindful consumption, indo-western ensembles are gaining traction as both a stylish and contemporary choice, celebrating traditional craftsmanship with contemporary appeal. This fusion of heritage elements with modern silhouettes is carving out a new space in the fashion industry, enabling brands to innovate within ready-to-wear collections that resonate globally. Whether you're seeking versatile, statement pieces for a fresh wardrobe or looking to support Indian designers, these carefully curated homegrown labels offer a chic blend of tradition and trend, ideal for your modern ethnic wardrobe.
Hawa Hawai Kaftan Set, Rishi and Vibhuti, ₹ 22,500
Pixie Palace Pant set, Papa Don't Preach, ₹2,12,500
Black Net Kurta Palazzo Set In Sequin Work, Kalki, ₹13,990
The Bianca Corset with Sequin Skirt, Priya Chabbria, ₹45,000
Garden of Flower Drape Set, Label Monik, ₹18,000
Baigani Metallic Tissue Foil Handwork Maxi Dress, Punit Balana, ₹42,500
Black Tulle Net Crystal Embroidered Corset Draped Mini Dress, Dolly J, ₹55,000
The Pearl Stardust Set, Basanti, ₹27,995
Ranna Gill Maria Shawl co-ord in Almond Montana Print, Ranna Gill, ₹33,600
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Also read: Your ultimate style guide for men this festive season
Also read: Who wore what at Manish Malhotra's grand Diwali soiree
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