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Fashionable Ways To Wear Kurtis
There are many traditional outfits that can be worn down with ease and comfort. Traditional Indian wear basically comprises of saree, lehenga, salwars and kurtis. While salwars and kurtis can be worn on a regular basis, saree and lehengas are restricted to age group and occasions.
Salwar kameez is the most preferred traditional Indian wear among women of all ages. A salwar kameez always looks elegant and ethnic on a woman. However, as fashion trends takes its toll upon us, the pattern has changed a little. Nowadays, kurtis have been teamed up with fitting leggings and pyjamas. Few kurtis can even be carried off with style by teaming it up with denims. Recently, at the prestigious Lakme Fashion Week Summer Resort 2013, many fashion designers showcased different stylish kurti designs and patterns that can be worn by women.
In most of the colleges and offices, kurtis are considered as a formal wear. So, why not try some fashionable kurti designs that are trending this season. Check out the fashionable kurti designs and patterns for the perfect traditional wear.
Trending kurti designs and patterns:

Floor length kurti
This floor length kurti looks more like a gown. The full sleeves and heavy embroidery work makes it a perfect occasional kurti to wear for a ceremony.

Frills kurti
This kurti is slit from the waist and has been teamed up with a printed skirt that has frills. Looks ethnic and stylish too!

Collar neck kurti
Neon colours are in fashion this summer. This cotton kurti has been teamed up with a dhoti style pyjama.

Tunic kurti
Few months back, Katrina Kaif wore this tunic kurti that was cut from the waist. Recently, at Lakme Fashion Week 2013, a similar pattern of kurti was seen on the ramp. Looks fashionable!

Ankle length kurti
Floor length gown like kurtis are trending this season. Try this kurti design and pattern on any occasion.

Anarkali kurti
Anarkalis are too heavy, but definitely a fashion trend. This traditional wear has been smartly used to turn into a light and stylish kurti. A waist belt finishes the look completely.

Loose kurti
This looks more like a top and is classy too. This neon coloured kurti is short from the front and long from back. It has been teamed up with jodhpuri like cotton pyjamas.

Kurti with leggings
This is one of the most common kurti design and pattern. Team a plain or embellished kurti with a matching leggings.

Short kurti
This is another stylish way to wear this traditional kurti. Short kurtis look more like a top and can be teamed up with trousers or denims.

Kurti with denims
It is one fashionable way to carry the ethnic look. The traditional wear kurti has been worn down with denims and looks stylish too!



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