5 Colourful Cotton Salwar Suits That Will Give You Main Character Energy This Holi

When you say printed and colourful, colours like pink automatically comes in our minds. This Arayna anarkali suit comes in a pink base with print that resembles a kalamkari pattern all over it. This gives this fit a very traditional and classy look. It has a regular round neck, which makes it look modest, with a dainty trainagular lace work at the hem. While the suit itself has a lot of flare, it gets more enhanced with the palazzo of a similar pattern. If you wear it during festivities, it will make you stand out from the crowd as it will add more volume to your outfit. To keep it fuss-free, which becomes quite a requirement when you’re playing with colours, no dupatta has been added. However, for future use, you can add any solid plain dupatta of matching colour to complete the look.

Colourful does not always have to mean multiple colours at once. Case in point: this Femezone salwar suit that’s quite different from all your regular outfits. What makes it different? The dhoti-style salwar. The set comes in a deep red colour, and the linen-blended cotton gives it a very sophisticated look. The plain kurti has a wide, round neck, three-fourths sleeves and a straight fit. This could have looked quite dull and boring if it had not come with the trendy salwar. While the bright colour and different silhouette make it festival-approved, the scope to experiment with accessories makes it extremely versatile. You can pair it with heavy and multi-layered Afghan jewellery pieces or keep it simple with a dainty choker. 

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This Amayra cotton anarkali suit comes in a white base with pink floral patterns. It gives a very feminine and soft look. You can wear it on Holi, post-Holi festivities and throughout the summer on a regular basis. It looks quite lightweight and flowy, afterall. The palazzo pants in a narrow fit give the outfit a smart-casual look, and you can flaunt it at the office or college without giving it a second thought. Talking about its detailing, the suit comes in a V-neck design with a patch attached at the centre to keep it modest. The lightweight dupatta has the same floral pattern along its length, along with a broad pink border with big motifs of leaves spread evenly at the hem.

This cotton suit comes in white colour, but there are two major factors that make this outfit stand out. Firstly, it comes in chikankari print, and secondly, it has a bright and colourful dupatta. The straight fit of the kurti flaunts the traditional work, which makes it look sophisticated and elegant. The round neck gets enhanced with colourful patches on the front. Even the hems of the three-fourth sleeves have a similar lace patched on them that adds a lot of minute detailing to the fit. Coming to the main element, the multi-coloured dupatta has bandhani print all over it. You can flaunt it at any festival, not just Holi, and look like a diva from a mainstream Bollywood movie. 

If you like clothes that are smart and classy, then this salwar suit by Anni Designer can be a good option for you. This one comes in a dark maroon shade and has a traditional zero neck and full sleeves. It can keep you protected from colours sticking to your skin during Holi. Talking about the pattern, it has arrow motifs in yellow, and they are placed at a good distance along the length of the suit. The straight-fit trousers and same-hued dupatta make this pick one of those outfits that won’t just sit in your closet once the festival is over. You can wear them over and over again for different purposes, like social gatherings, to work, and more casual events.