Holi- the festival of colours -is
undoubtedly the most fun-filled and colourful festival of Hindus in India. It
is celebrated among the people of all
religions and regions. Its an occasion
that brings in joy, fun and play , music and dance and ofcourse
lots of bright colours.
With the start of Spring season
after chilling winters, Holi is celebrated on the day after the full Moon in early March and glorifies good harvest and fertility of land. Gujhiyas
and Dahi baras are the most enjoyed
dishes during Holi among everyone.
Apart from the colours and
ingredients for delicious recipies, the most difficult choice is to decide the
outfit which you will be wearing to enjoy the occasion. The whole family and friends
celebrate the festival together and the social get together continues to take
place many days after the Holi. Everyone from kids to elders in the family
dress up in their own unique and stylish way to look graceful and beautiful.
Indian women in almost all parts of the countries and across the borders
prefer to wear the traditional ethnic wear on Holi and the first choice is
always the Saree. Saree is not only a traditional wear but it is also a
gorgeous outfit designed in variety of
shades and patterns and can be worn in different styles.
The next very widely welcomed outfit is Salwar and kameez especially
among unmarried women and college going girls. Salwar Kameez can also be worn
in different pattern like churidaar and
patiyala salwaar. These days kurtis are also very much in fashion among those who
look for Indo-Western touch in their clothing. Kurtis can be teamed up with leggings, jeans, skirts
and even capris and look very much trendy and yet traditional and ethnic.And
last but not the least, appropriate makeup, hair style and matching accessories
can do magic to the whole look of the wearer and will definately give her
a stunning look. Salwar kameez
and Kurtis can also be worn by
young girls during festivals. These traditional dresses look very cute on kids.
And how can we forget men. They mostly prefer to wear traditional
outfits like kurta payjamas and dhotis with the choice of different colours and
patterns on the traditional occasion like Holi. They can wear these clothes
along with dupatta or safa to give a
complete traditional look. Those who want to look trendy can go for denims also with traditional kurtas. Men can also go
for matching accessories to enhance their look.
Grab this fabulous collection of latest sarees, salwar kameez and other
ethnic wear for Holi along with matching
accessories at Cbazaar and celebrate this Holi with rainbow colours.
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