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Beautiful Indian Summery Kurtis From Rangriti That Will Make You Want To Wear More Indian
The popular brand Rangriti has come up with its line of summer kurtis for this year; and they are a beautiful collection of Indian colours and prints. With the celebration of the season, there is also a hint of minimalism in them.
Indian summers signify the celebration of colour and happiness, and this collection from Rangriti has exactly that. Drawing inspiration from our rich heritage of turmeric and chilli shades, this collection also has a twist of contemporary chic with accented colours like Aborigine and Turquoise.
The collection has that essence of modern minimalism to it, which helps to incorporate the pieces better into other ensembles to give it an Indo-ethnic twist. The vivid colours also take inspiration from floral shades.
Let's take a look at some of the stunning outfits from the Rangriti Summer 2016 Collection.

The Hi-Low Kurta
The combination of earthy red with the accented turquoise shade is striking and hits the perfect balance between modern and ethnic.

The Layered Kurta
A strong Indian yellow shade with repetitive prints all over looks pleasant. The best part though is the layering of turquoise shade, underneath the higher hemline.

The Minimalist
For those who are looking for something subtle and classy, this powder blue kurta with white motif embroidery is a sure-shot winner.

The Anarkali Style
A white cotton kurta with an Anarkali style cut is a very ethnic look, but the minimalistic gold work all over and the shorter length all give it a nice touch of modern chic.

The Palazzo Combo
A front-slit printed kurta with accents of green looks beautiful with the bright Indian yellow shade of pallazos. A great Indo-western look for a day out, this look can also be paired up with other pieces.



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