MUST HAVE ETHNIC TOPS FROM SABHYATA

No matter how many new and western styles women pick up, there is just no going back when it comes to special occasions. Whether it's embroidered tops, body-hugging tops, festive wear kurta sets or tunics, there's no denying that some of the gorgeous items of clothing you can find come directly from Indian fashion boutiques and online stores like Sabhyata. 

Ethnic wear peplum tops are a great clothing item to add to your ethnic wear collection. These tops look best when worn with a dhoti or even a regular pair of salwar. Pair them up with ankle-length skirts for a traditional look, or wear them with pair of jeans for an indo-western look. The best part about these tops is that they are made of durable fabric and the embroidery won't rub off on clothing underneath the top - making it easy to wear all day long!

This ethnic tops online has a shorter front hemline compared to the back. It can be worn both casually or for formal occasions. This piece is quite snug and the arms are also well fitted so you may want to consider going a size up from what you usually wear! This top looks great with leggings, palazzos, skirts, and pants. 

A-line Kurtis is probably the most popular among young people. This yellow A-line Kurti has a V-neck with a tiered effect on the lower half. This piece of clothing has several uses as it's great for wearing to a formal event, festival, or vacay, but also for everyday wear according to your desired look. You can pair these shirts with dhoti pants/jeggings/jeans. Accessories will help finish your outfit, grab a handbag and complete your style by teaming it up with a kolhapuris.

The charm of a well-tailored, embroidered, and subtly designed chikankari ethnic top can’t be ignored! This chikankari ethnic top is perfect for a small gathering and reunion with your friends. Pair this ethnic top with wide-leg jeans and chunky silver earrings.

There are a variety of ethnic tops that can be added to a women's closet. For more such ethnic wear you can visit Sabhyata’s website.