Flared kurtis are chic and elegant pieces of clothing that are in center of women's fashion nowadays in India. If we say the trend of flares put fashion on fire, this will not be an overestimate while describing this design. The wide flared kurtis in the Anarkali style do wonders. They swing both ways, so you could wear them for both a formal set-up or just as daily wear. The hemline opens up on both sides, adding a little bounce to the outfit, and that’s what makes these attractive.But as word of caution you should know that flared hemline looks good on tall women so petite women should try to avoid it.
Flares are feminine beauty and give gorgeous, rich look as a partywear. Both wide flared kurtis, as well as narrow flared kurtis, are available in the market and whole lot of designs can be surfed through on eCommerce online shopping portals.
Following are the salient features you must keep in mind while deciding on the flared kurtis :
Suits – Young to middle-aged women.Body Type – Tall women, pear, round , Apple Shape, Hour Glass Shape, and triangle shaped body types.Avoid If – You are attending a formal event or have a round body type.When to Wear: Casual wear, Party wear, Wedding, Festive, Office, college, daily wear.Pairing: Leggings, Ankle Jeans, Patiala (Short Length Kurti), Churidar, Ethnic Jackets, Bottom Less, Straight Pants, TightsAccessories: Jhumkis, Dangle Earrings, Cuff Bracelets, Delicate Watches, Bangles, Stoles, Bags (Clutch, Sling bags and Totes)Footwear: High heels, Bellies, Mojaris, Kolhapuris, Wedges, Ethnic Chappals, GladiatorsLength: Short, Knee-length, Calf length, Ankle length, Floor LengthAvoid: Palazzo, Skirt, Formal wear, Shorts, Inverted Triangle ShapeFabric: Cotton, Georgette, Chanderi Silk, Rayon, Crepe, Polyester
Conclusion: The flared kurtis are one of the best fashion selection for all the occasions. But as a caution you need to follow the guide for your body shape so that the effect might not turn into some unpleasant experinces.
