5 Unique Ways Of Styling Your Anarkali This Rakhi

Don’t feel like wearing your anarkali in the same boring manner? Worry no more, as the below given tips will help you in stepping up your styling game in no time. With some changes and some accessory additions, you can style your anarkali in five different yet smart ways. So, this Rakhi, give your ethnic outfit an update and transform your boring clothes into stylish new ones.

Heavy Dupattas

Light and breezy anarkali, when paired with a heavy dupatta will look absolutely stunning. If you are wearing a solid coloured anarkali, then you can opt for heavy printed dupattas to go with it. On the other hand, if your anarkali is already having prints or embroidery, you must restrain from pairing a printed dupatta with it. Print on print will look like a riot of colours and will spoil the elegance of your anarkali. You can go for minimal and solid coloured dupattas, if you are planning to wear a printed outfit.

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Chokers

If you are a fan of boho jewellery, then a combination of chokers and traditionals will be lethal. Pair a silver, golden, bronze or studded choker, depending on the colour of your anarkali. This beautiful jewellery piece beautifully wraps around your neck and will amp up your overall look in a jiffy. If you are pairing a heavy choker with your anarkali, avoid wearing earrings with it. The main motive behind this is to keep the choker under the limelight and highlight it in your look. Pairing several accessories together can dampen your whole look instead of lifting it.

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Belted Dupatta

If you too face the problem of your dupatta slipping off shoulder every time, then all you need is a belt. Just scrunch up your dupatta and throw it on your shoulder. Now grab a belt and tie it around your waist. This will keep your dupatta in place by holding it from both, front and back. Another way of securing your belt in place is by wearing it around your neck. Keep both the sides of the dupatta equal and fasten your belt. The belt will also enhance your waist line and will give your outfit a fitted look. You can pick the colour of your belt, either in the same shade or in contrast with your anarkali.

Bold Jhumkas

One can never go wrong with an ethnic outfit and a pair of jhumkas. These dome shaped earrings are probably the only piece of jewellery which is loved by women of all ages alike. If you want to add some elegant pieces of jewellery to your look, then you can choose a pair of jhumkas which goes in sync with your outfit. From pearl and kundan to oxidised and gold, jhumkas are available in a variety of designs and shapes. Make sure you either make a bun or tuck your hair behind while pairing up anarkali and jhumkas.

Layering With A Waistcoat

If you don’t wish to carry a dupatta but still want to layer your outfit, then you can opt for a waistcoat. Waistcoats look best with solid and plain anarkalis. A sleek printed or embroidered waistcoat, when worn on a flowy anarkali, can instantly update your whole look. It will make your outfit look well-fitted along with giving the traditional anarkali a quirky twist.

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