Diwali, the most joyous celebration of the year, is once more knocking on our doors. It is the festival of eternal hope and the renewal of all that is good. The sky is truly a sight with shimmering lights and the sparkle of firecrackers illuminating one of the darkest nights of the year. Additionally, it is a chance to socialize, party, and, of course, look amazing. You must also be elegantly attired for this glittering light festival. Given the zeal surrounding the festivities this year, we believe anarkali dresses are the ideal silhouette for Diwali. In order to help you keep up with the latest fashions, we are bringing you the trendiest Indian suits.

• Layered anarkali dresses — Layers are an easy way to upgrade your Diwali outfit. Yes, the atmosphere may be purely cultural and the appropriate attire is traditional, but you can forego your standard anarkali set and instead show off your style by wearing many layers of clothing. Look for statement anarkali dresses with colorful embroidery and brocades as layering pieces that you can later style with your fusion attire!
• Anarkali dresses in natural fabrics — The best fabrics for Diwali are those that are natural or “real,” such as cotton, pure silks, tussar silks, pure georgette, and chiffon. These organic materials will keep you cool, comfortable, and stylish for extended periods of time spent socializing as well as for private moments at home and online gatherings. So, for the Diwali evening, cotton, fine linen, and Khadi weaves are good choices. For those who prefer fabrics with a clean appearance, Chanderi anarkali suits with elaborate Banarasi dupattas are a stylish option.
• Anarkali tops with flared bottoms — You should pair your anarkali kameez with a palazzo pant or a sharara bottom when the focus of your wardrobe is on roomy, flared bottoms that are comfortable and stylish. It’s time to purchase one of these flared bottom ensembles for the Dhanteras puja or the Diwali evening. We love ones dressed in flared bottoms and long dupattas in contrasting hues of reds, maroons, greens, and bright colours of the diya flame.
• Off-shoulder anarkali suit — You can wear a cut-out shoulder or cold shoulder Anarkali dress to give the conventional and ethnic garment a little bit of a modern twist. This design combines traditional elements with contemporary elements. Your shoulders will look stunning in this style, and you’ll rock it every time you wear it. If you wear little jewellery with it and have impeccable style, you will undoubtedly look stunning in this type of extravagant Anarkali suit.
• Anarkali suit with jacket — You don’t need to spend a lot of money to look gorgeous this Diwali. To go, all you need to do is purchase an ethnic jacket to pair with your designer Anarkali suits. You can give your typical traditional Anarkali a fusion and modern look. A jacket goes well with a variety of skirts and kurtas. By choosing this style, you can show off your sense of style and garner lots of compliments.

Terry Gordon