Diwali outfits that blend style with comfort—from embroidered pantsuits and pre-stitched saris to flowy kaftans

Unfastening the top button of your jeans is the prime indication of a night spent gorging on festive treats, but a traditional equivalent in your usual Diwali outfits shopping guide that will help you get away with unravelling your clothes does not exist. But there are a few tricks of the trade that will allow you to swap out your lehengas with comfier and fun options after day six of endless parties, bubblies and fried food. Move beyond the restrictive contours of cinched clothing and look towards more relaxed and anti-fit silhouettes that are a perfect blend of style, comfort and design, just take a look at Kareena Kapoor Khan’s relaxed but OTT outfit by Anamika Khanna.

Contrary to popular belief, anti and relaxed fit does not mean shapeless, rather its motive is to be fuss-free while making a statement. Created in contemporary or hybrid silhouettes, these easy-to-style outfits are becoming the preferred alternative, taking over the festive and wedding season. For instance, concept sarees or pre-stitched drapes by 431-88 by Shweta Kapur, were modified from the traditional saree to create an outfit that mimics the flattering pleats of the sari on all body types, and includes a stretchable waistband that sits comfortably on the body, while removing the hassle of draping it. Choose from fluid kaftans as part of your coterie of Diwali outfits, like the yellow from Studio medium to sexy and flattering co-ord set from Anita Dongre, these outfits have now reached the top of the Indian fashion pyramid. Vogue India brings you the best and the sexiest relaxed inspirations to choose from in this Diwali shopping guide, without feeling conscious of your body.

Co-ord Sets

Jumpsuit

Pre-stitched Saree

Kurta sets