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What part of the scale feels exciting for you, Aquarius? Focus on that. Balance in your mind, balance in your life, balance all around is what the stars are indicating for you. And while this may not necessarily mean that you are surrounded by a balanced environment, what you could focus on is finding that balance in small ways in your life so that you can remind yourself what you are truly capable of. Mental equations and cryptic formulations may be keeping you up at night, Sagittarius. New ideas or old ones disguised as restless thoughts and sleepless nights may be flooding you. And look at you, you seem excited. Now that you feel you have arrived, instead of focussing on probable day dreams, how about focussing on what really is right in front of you and checking that off your tasksheet. When you make a choice and stick to it, the cosmos has no option but to conspire in your favour and make it happen. Leo, your current circumstances are living proof. You leave a mark on whatever you pick and this time is no different. You see, when you fuse your power to create with determination, consistency and discipline, you make magic happen.

Read on for what the stars have in store for you, and make sure you check out your sun, moon and rising signs for the complete picture.

Be philanthropic today, Aries. Share what you feel like sharing, do your tiny bit of good for no rhyme or reason. And remember that what goes around comes around. So while the waters may feel rough and choppy—however challenging it may feel for you—keep this soft flame alive in your heart. Do good, be kind and keep the movement going. You will be surprised at the ways in which it comes back to you in unexpected ways but when you most need it.

Cosmic tip: Keep holding your vision with clarity, and balance logic with intuition.

The spoils of war may not allure you anymore. However, Taurus, you are also being awakened to something new and unexpected. Give this a shot, will you? When your heart is in something, you glow differently. And when you glow differently it reflects in all you do. Lasso your shooting stars out from the galaxies into your existence. There you will find the fire you need to fan this gift you have been given.

Cosmic tip: Make a choice based on your gut, even though it feels like it is not what you asked for. Don’t let pride come in the way.

You want to do it all, but tell me Gemini, can you really do it all at once and alone? For every perfectly crafted character you see on the big screen, there is an invisible team that works relentlessly to bring it to life. Similarly for every achievement in life, there is a support system that is needed—be it your cook showing up to make you a healthy meal, or the cabbie showing up to take you to your destination, or simply you showing up to do your bit while you allow other bits of the system to do theirs. Remember this – every time you feel like things are not worth it, ask yourself how can I let myself shine?

Dopamine hits, the fast lane, that adrenaline rush—its all great. But how about some steady dose of oxytocin too? Simply put, Cancer, slowdown. Stretch a little. Allow those ideas to marinate. Let your heart open. Let your mind rest. And let your body reset. This is a good time for you to focus on filling your cup. You know you have been a little extra edgy because quite frankly you may have been running on fumes. Take on a more patient approach. Your life is not meant to be lived in a day.

Cosmic tip: Listen, think, reflect, breathe, and then articulate.

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Alia Bhatt wore an Elie Saab Haute Couture gown at the Red Sea Festival, crafted from amber silk chiffon. The strapless corset bodice featured a draped sweetheart neckline and romantic multicoloured florals embroidered with sequins scattered across the gown. It hugged the body delicately, while a long sheer panel extended from one side, creating an ethereal movement. For jewellery, sculptural rose earrings added the perfect fairytale flourish. Loose waves, bronzed skin, shimmery eyelids, and a natural lip completed this dreamy red-carpet moment.

Madhuri Dixit Nene offered a contemporary spin on traditional patterns in a rust-toned Tarun Tahiliani ensemble. The draped dress folded and wrapped around her frame, while the collared blouse and loosely cinched elbow-length sleeves introduced a structured, modern touch. The geometric print added dynamism, while the sari-inspired drape brought softness and fluidity. Warm-toned accessories—including sculptural gold ear cuffs and stacked wooden bangles—kept the palette cohesive.

Very few things come close to the frustration you feel from doing everything right with retinoids and still ending up with a tight, stinging face. You ease in, you buffer with moisturiser, you follow the rules and your skin responds with redness, flaking and resistance. For anyone with eczema, dryness, rosacea or a naturally reactive barrier, the gold standard of anti-ageing can start to feel more punishing than helpful. That’s usually the point at which lactic acid becomes interesting as a gentler way to resurface, hydrate and soften fine lines without pushing your skin past its limit.

It’s technically an exfoliating acid, but it also behaves like a humectant. It’s billed as “gentle” so often that you’d be forgiven for wondering: could it actually be a softer stand-in for retinoids if your skin refuses to cooperate?

“Lactic acid gently dissolves dead cells and boosts natural moisturising factors,” explains Dr Geetika Mittal Gupta, celebrity dermatologist and founder of Isaac Luxe. “This makes it ideal for sensitive skin. Unlike many retinoids or stronger acids that can trigger inflammation, lactic acid can support cell turnover without disrupting the barrier thereby improving radiance, texture and early fine lines.”

Dr Yash Mehta, facial plastic surgeon and founder of ACSC, breaks down why it often behaves better on touchy skin. “Lactic acid has a larger molecular size than some other AHAs, so it penetrates more slowly and stays more superficial,” he says. “That slower action reduces the risk of irritation, redness or barrier disruption.”

Can lactic acid really replace your retinoid?

“Lactic acid can improve texture, tone and surface signs of ageing like fine lines, uneven tone and dullness by gently exfoliating dead cells and promoting turnover,” says Dr Mehta. “You won’t get dramatic, prescription-level results but you do get smoother, brighter, more even skin over time.”

Dr Gupta agrees, “Consistent use doesn’t give the same drastic transformation as retinoids, but it provides gentle, steady resurfacing that improves plumpness, clarity and overall skin quality. It’s a good option for those who simply cannot tolerate stronger actives.”

Short answer: it can’t fully replicate everything a retinoid does. Retinoids work on deeper receptors in the skin and have the strongest evidence for collagen stimulation and long-term wrinkle reduction but if you cannot tolerate them at all, lactic acid is still far from a consolation prize.

Where lactic acid really shines

For those with eczema or a chronically compromised barrier, the word “acid” can be intimidating. Dermatologist Dr Prachi Bodkhe from Envi Aesthetics is cautious but optimistic, “In people with eczema, lactic acid can be used, but only in low strengths and in cream or lotion bases,” she says. “On actively inflamed or broken skin, it’s best avoided until the barrier recovers.”

She also sees clear differences in how formulas behave in real life. “Lotions are usually the best tolerated because they buffer the acid with emollients. Serums tend to feel stronger, while toners can sting if the barrier is even mildly compromised.”

How to get started without freaking your skin out

All three experts agree: how you use lactic acid matters as much as the ingredient itself.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas appeared on The Kapil Sharma Show in a custom Arpita Mehta ensemble, styled by Ami Patel, that nods to the sari before reimagining its form.

Instead of a traditional drape, the look begins with a structured corset with soft blue botanical motifs on an ivory base. Cut with a sweetheart neckline and gentle peplum flare, it brings the familiarity of floral Indian textiles into a sharper, sculpted frame. The sari skirt flows out from beneath it, keeping the movement intact while sidestepping convention.

Jewellery stays pared back: silver Bvlgari Serpenti Viper earrings and bracelet introduce a sleek counterpoint to the softness of the print. Beauty follows suit, with muted makeup and a side-parted blowout that keeps the focus squarely on the silhouette rather than the spectacle. The beauty look built on the soft romantic theme of the ensemble with light defined eyes, a muted pink lip and a voluminous blowout.

From Vogue’s fashion desk:

“Ditch the blowout for a sleek wet-look bun to an add some edge to an otherwise soft girl look. Add a silver clutch, just enough to accentuate the blue print without overdressing it,” says Vogue India fashion associate Manglien Gangte.

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In a world where identity is fluid and borders are increasingly intangible, fashion has become one of the most visible ways younger generations express their heritage and global influences simultaneously. For many today, the idea of wearing a purely traditional kurta or a sharp western suit feels limiting; instead, they seek garments that bridge cultures, marrying heritage with contemporary sensibilities. Among these hybrid styles, the ever-elegant Nehru jacket has experienced a remarkable resurgence. Worn over kurtas, shirts, or even tees, it offers an effortless blend of South Asian tradition and modern minimalism. As fashion becomes more globalised, younger wearers are redefining what it means to look stylish while honouring their roots. The result is a wave of Indo-Western outfits that are as comfortable on the high street as they are at festive gatherings.

With rising urbanisation, growing pride in cultural identity, and exposure to global trends via social media and travel, this fusion style is no longer niche; it’s becoming mainstream. From wedding mehendis to city brunches, the Indo-Western look has carved out space in every wardrobe. In what follows, we explore how this evolution is unfolding for the next generation: the influences, the trends, the styling ideas, and why this blending of East and West has struck such a chord recently.

The Roots of Indo-Western Fashion

Indo-Western fashion began as a subtle experiment, small tweaks to traditional Indian wear that made it more wearable in urban settings. Think of a kurta with a Mandarin collar, or a sherwani cut shorter so it works with jeans. Over time, designers began reimagining traditional cuts altogether, borrowing from Western tailoring to create garments that could move seamlessly between a formal dinner in London and a family celebration in Hyderabad.

At the heart of this fusion lies a deep respect for heritage. Clothing like churidars, bandhgalas, kurtas, and achkans has centuries of cultural significance. By pairing them with trousers, loafers, or even T-shirts, wearers retain a connection to their roots while embracing modernity. It’s a balance of the old and the new, where tradition doesn’t feel like a costume, but rather a living, evolving style.

Contemporary Trends: What’s New and What’s Here to Stay

Minimalism Meets Heritage

Younger wearers are drawn to clean lines and subtle detailing, a reaction against both ostentatious traditional wear and overly casual fast fashion. The result? Sleek Indo-Western silhouettes: plain linen kurtas with slim-fit trousers, bandhgalas with minimalist embroidery, and cropped Nehru-style jackets worn over T-shirts. The focus is on comfort, versatility, and a timelessness that transcends fleeting trends.

Fabrics and Sustainability

With growing environmental awareness, many are now seeking natural fabrics like linen, khadi, and cotton over synthetic blends. These light, breathable materials work well in India’s climate and give an organic feel to outfits. At the same time, they align with the global push towards conscious, sustainable fashion. The fusion aesthetic benefits from this trend: traditional fabric choices are reimagined through modern cuts and tailored shapes.

Gender-Fluid and Androgynous Styles

Indo-Western fusion has also opened the door to breaking gender norms. Women are embracing tailored achkans, oversized kurta coats, and straight-cut pants, while men might opt for draped layers or subtle embroidery traditionally reserved for women. The result is a wardrobe less constrained by binary norms and more defined by personal style.

Streetwear Influences

With streetwear dominating global urban fashion, this influence is creeping into Indo-Western wardrobes too. Hoodies under long kurtas, sneakers with bandhgalas, and denim paired with ethnic scarves, these playful combinations reflect a generation growing up on global pop culture yet rooted in South Asia.

Youth, Subculture and Identity

For many young people, especially those living in diasporas or multicultural cities, clothing becomes a way to navigate dual identities. Someone may be studying in London but get invited to a Diwali party, or live in Mumbai but work in a creative start-up valuing global style. Indo-Western wear becomes a bridge, allowing them to express cultural pride without seeming outdated or overly formal.

Social media plays a major role here. Influencers, fashion bloggers, and even students share looks that combine a kurta with a Nehru jacket with trainers. This democratization of style means that fusion fashion is no longer reserved for traditional occasions; it belongs on the streets, cafés, and campuses.

Styling Ideas: How the Next Generation is Wearing It

• Smart-Casual Ethnic: Pair a crisp kurta with slim-fit chinos and slip-on loafers. Throw a short ethnic coat over for a polished yet relaxed vibe.
• Urban Minimalist: Choose a plain cotton kurta in muted tones, pair it with tapered trousers and minimal sneakers. Finish with subtle accessories, perhaps a pocket square or a watch.
• Festive Edge with a Twist: A brocade kurta layered under a clean-lined, tailored jacket, a modern reinterpretation of sherwani.
• Androgynous Statement: Women in tailored long coats with narrow trousers; men in layered loose kurtas with wide-legged pants. Soft pastel colours and simple jewellery complete the look.
• Fusion Streetwear: An ethnic kurta worn over jeans, topped with a statement jacket, and accessorised with canvas shoes or boots for street-ready charm.

Why This Fusion Resonates with the New Generation

• Flexibility: Indo-Western garments work in diverse settings, from family dinners and festivals to travel, college, and work parties. No need for a wardrobe full of distinct outfits.
• Identity and Pride: It’s a way for younger people to honour their heritage while expressing a global, modern sensibility, a sartorial representation of who they are.
• Comfort + Style: Light fabrics, loose silhouettes, and breathable materials suit modern living, especially in warm climates.
• Sustainability & Individualism: Moving away from fast fashion towards natural fabrics and timeless designs allows for more conscious and personal wardrobes.

The Road Ahead: What’s Next for Indo-Western Fashion

Looking forward, a few trends are likely to shape the future of Indo-Western fashion:

1. Hybrid Formal Wear: Expect more suits and Nehru blazers that draw on ethnic tailoring, jackets with Nehru collars, kurtas with structured shoulders, and ethnic embroidery on formal shirtings.
2. Sustainable & Artisanal Textiles: A renewed interest in handcrafted fabrics, khadi, handwoven silks, block-printed cottons, as people increasingly seek unique, eco-friendly garments.
3. Closed-Gender and Inclusive Designs: More gender-neutral silhouettes, unisex designs, and inclusive sizing to welcome a broader audience.
4. Global Fusion: As more designers collaborate internationally, we might see Indo-Western styles mixing with other global aesthetics, think ethnic coats with Scandinavian minimalism or South-Asian embroideries with Japanese-inspired cuts.

Explore Indo-Western Fashion for the Modern Man with Nihal Fashions

We at Nihal Fashions believe in celebrating this beautiful blend of tradition and contemporary flair. Our curated collection of premium ethnic jackets and coats is handcrafted to deliver both comfort and style, perfectly suited for the modern wardrobe.

Our signature piece, the Nehru jacket, is crafted with fine stitching, elegant lines, and a timeless silhouette that honours heritage while staying utterly modern. Whether you’re dressing up for a festive celebration, an evening out, or a city brunch, our men’s jacket offers versatility like no other.

For those seeking a modern twist, our dapper range of Indo-Western suits promises to get you party-ready with ease. These pieces showcase a sophisticated blend of Indian embellishments, heritage-inspired embroidery, and luxurious fabrics such as linen, cotton, silk, and velvet, creating outfits that effortlessly bridge culture and modernity.

You can also explore our other men’s wear categories, including stylish kurta-pyjamas, designer sherwanis, men’s jackets, and elegant men’s kurtas. 

Conclusion

The revival of Indo-Western fashion speaks to a deeper cultural shift. It’s about honouring heritage without being bound by it; about creating a wardrobe that reflects who we are, multifaceted, global, proud, and individual. The Nehru jacket, and its variants like a sleek blazer or the more formal suit jacket, stand at the heart of this evolution.

For the next generation, fashion is not just about fitting in or standing out. It’s about blending roots with dreams, tradition with innovation, and modesty with boldness. In doing so, Indo-Western wear becomes more than clothing; it becomes a statement, a lifestyle, a bridge across worlds. So, whether you’re dressing for a festive evening, a city lunch, or simply want to express your heritage with contemporary flair, embracing Indo-Western fusion collections from Nihal Fashions is more than a trend; it’s the future of style.

We’re used to thinking of snacks as something for children. Pediatricians have insisted so much on their importance in ensuring adequate energy intake for children that we would never forget to put a snack box in their schoolbags. However, as we grow older, we end up eliminating this practice from our own diets, even though our afternoons are certainly no less demanding than when we were children. In reality, reviving the habit of that snack (and the break it gives you) is a choice that can prove beneficial not only from a nutritional standpoint but also for mental wellbeing. Below, we explain the benefits of this habit, how to practice it to make it truly healthy (even as an alternative to dinner if you practice intermittent fasting ) and some delicious suggestions.

1. It’s a rewarding break

The Latin word for sacking, “merenda,” literally means “something deserved.” It was originally a smaller meal reserved for those who had completed a task or had a demanding day. In several historical accounts, we find this term referring to the light ration that Roman soldiers received after training or service; a practice that served as a reward and a means of energy recovery. Today, behavioral science is moving in the same direction with reward systems being studied by psychology and neuroscience demonstrating that introducing short breaks improves motivation, reduces fatigue and encourages adherence to healthy routines.

An apple might remind your mind to pause: an act of self-care that acknowledges the work you’ve done. A simple walnut is a source of immediate energy that keeps your brain alert. Whole-grain toast with avocado and seeds isn’t just a boost of fibre and micronutrients, it’s what will keep you from ending the day feeling deprived.

2. Reduces anxiety and mental fatigue

In a world plagued by obesity, (WHO data for 2022 indicated more than 1 billion cases worldwide, with 43% of the adult population overweight) it may seem counterintuitive to add more food in the day. But far from being a pointless indulgence, snacking can become an effective tool for reducing the internal tension associated with pent-up hunger. Sometimes, when going for several hours without food after a large meal, the body generates waves of appetite that activate the brain’s reward centers and trigger impulsive eating behaviors, including snacking on ultra-processed foods and feeling restless until dinner. A nutritious snack bridges the gap between lunch and dinner, keeps anxiety at bay, stabilises glucose levels and reduces mental fatigue.

3. Maintains stable energy levels

Glucose stability affects our daily rhythm more than we think, especially with increasingly long workdays that require energy. Glucose comes primarily from foods rich in quality carbohydrates: fruits, vegetables, legumes, oats, whole-grain bread, nuts and serves as direct fuel for the brain. When too many hours have passed since the last meal, glucose levels drop and the recognisable signs of an energy crash appear: irritability, difficulty concentrating, slowed thinking and increased vulnerability to stress. A balanced snack helps keep the curve stable and avoid those slumps that make us feel like we can’t cope when we need to be giving our best.

4. Prevents those midnight hunger pangs

Skipping meals on a busy day can lead to bingeing at night. This is where mini snack pouches can come in clutch. It doesn’t have to be something that requires a lot of effort; a cucumber, organic granola, overnight oats, veggie sticks with hummus, a multigrain peanut butter sandwich can all save you from losing your mind, as well as your metabolic balance (and you scarf them down easily without worrying about work getting delayed.)

The snack-dinner solution (if you want to practice intermittent fasting)

Intermittent fasting is based on the theory that going as many hours as possible without eating anything between meals gives the body a reasonable amount of time to reset without active digestion. The most common approach is to eat dinner early or breakfast late (or not at all), which makes things easier since sleep hours are added to the total count. The most recent studies on this type of food restriction agree that the effects begin to manifest once a minimum window of 12-14 hours is exceeded. Below this threshold, the metabolic response is much more limited and the same changes in appetite regulation, energy or certain health markers are not observed. If you make your snack your last meal of the day, you will be able to comfortably respect the 12-14 hour window.

However, if you want to avoid suffering from hunger in the morning, your snack must be nutritionally complete, like a dinner. If you are not very clear about what that snack-dinner should be like, the most useful reference is the Harvard Plate, a guide created by experts at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Its proposal does not dictate calories or rigid portions, but an easy-to-visualise structure: half of the plate should be made up of fresh fruits and vegetables (better if they are seasonal), a quarter by quality protein like fish, chicken, eggs, tofu and the last quarter by whole-grain carbohydrates, such as quinoa, brown rice or 100% whole-grain bread. A small amount of healthy fats, preferably olive oil can be added to this and water is essential. This composition not only balances satiety and stabilises energy, but also avoids heavy digestion and favours a more restful night.

Do I need a snack? How can I tell?

If you’re unsure whether to snack or not, the answer lies not so much in rules as in what your body dictates. Research on intuitive eating agrees on one essential point: when you pay attention to hunger and satiety cues (the real ones, not those resulting from stress or fatigue) your nutritional decisions become more balanced and less impulsive. If you feel irritable, tend to lose concentration, feel an inexplicable emptiness or the urge to eat the first thing you find, it’s not a lack of willpower, but suppressed hunger. On the other hand, if you get to the evening with sustained energy, without hearing that inner voice calling for help, you may not need to eat at all. The key is to distinguish between necessity and pure impulse. Listening to yourself, truly listening, is what our body asks us to do.

What time should I have a snack?

As for when we should have a snack, the general rule of thumb is to eat it at least two hours after the previous meal and two hours before the next , so as to maintain stable energy levels. Therefore, ideally, it should be between 4 and 5pm. If the snack replaces dinner, the timing will depend on the time of breakfast the following morning, keeping in mind that, as we’ve mentioned, intermittent fasting requires a minimum interval of 12-14 hours between meals to be effective.

5 examples of healthy snacks

1. Plain yogurt with homemade applesauce and walnuts
A base of plain unsweetened yogurt, two tablespoons of homemade compote (cooked apple with a touch of cinnamon) and a small handful of walnuts. It provides protein, fibre and healthy fats, without feeling heavy.

2. Whole wheat toast with ricotta, tomato and olive oil

A lightly toasted whole wheat slice, ricotta or cottage cheese, thin slices of tomato and a drizzle of olive oil. Satisfying and ideal for endless days.

3. Hummus with cut vegetables

Homemade hummus (pre-prepared with chickpeas, lemon, tahini and olive oil) accompanied by carrot, celery or cucumber sticks. It provides fibre, vegetable protein and a lot of stability in the glucose curve.

4. Whole-grain bread with almond butter and banana slices

This snack combines complex carbohydrates with healthy fats and is perfect if you need your brain most alert in critical stretches of the afternoon.

5. Oatmeal, pure cocoa and date energy balls

They are made by mixing oatmeal, crushed dates, pure cocoa and a touch of nut butter. Form into small balls and store in the refrigerator. They offer extra energy without added sugar but their caloric content is high, so the key is in the quantity.

Despite the fact that every new season brings out a range of the latest style trends, there are certain patterns that will never go out of style. When it comes to bringing comfort, tradition, and modern style, the digital print salwar suits are a remarkable choice that ought to be taken into consideration. People who care about style love block prints and handwork; however, today`s fashionable women love bold digital prints for their expressive designs, shiny colors, and standout looks.

These garments do not simply show off your culture; in addition, they show who you are, how innovative you are, and the way confident you are. Whether you have a party, lunch, or a fashionable occasion at work, a digital print salwar fit will make every person look at you.

Digital printing has transformed the world of ethnic wear. Unlike conventional methods, digital printing allows designers to experiment with colours, graphics, abstract art and intricate motifs with unmatched precision.

Here’s why these salwar suits are currently in demand:

• Limitless design possibilities
• High-quality colour vibrancy and durability
• Lightweight, comfortable fabrics
• Modern and versatile appeal

From floral fantasy to geometric drama, every print is powerful, innovative, and exquisite.

Indian cultural clothing is classic; however, fashionistas need something new.

Digital print salwar suits beautifully combine both worlds:

• Traditional silhouettes with a modern print twist
• Classic cuts with trendy aesthetics
• Cultural symbols in vibrant colors

This blend makes them perfect for younger trendsetters and elderly fashion lovers who appreciate minimalist styles.

Unique photograph designs are a primary function of digital printing. Vivid digital designs are for those who are tired of pastel colors and repeating patterns.

Some popular styles you’ll find:

• Florals with a Modern Edge

Large flowers, piled blooms and unusual botanical designs are youthful.

• Abstract & Artistic Motifs

For the woman who loves to experiment, abstract prints make fashion fun and interesting.

• Geometric & Structured Designs

Bold lines, curves, and symmetry are trendy.

• Ethnic & Heritage Patterns

A virtual Mughal, paisley, and mandala interpretation.

An ambitious print enhances your style—massive and bold or sensitive and refined.

The salwar suits made with virtual printing are both stylish and practical. Designers use cotton, muslin, georgette and crepe year-round because they breathe.

Some highlights include:

• Light and portable
• Easily portable and wrinkle-resistant
• Perfect for long wear
• Effortlessly stylish yet functional

Digital print suits are perfect for individuals who choose comfort over style.

The versatility of virtual print salwar suits is unmatched. You can style them for:

1. Casual Outings

Go for quirky prints in pastel or bright hues — relaxed and stylish.

2. Office Wear

Combining gentle styles or floral motifs with precision tailoring is stylish and professional.

3. Festive Events & Weddings

For an ethnic, elegant style, use dramatic, rich designs with elaborations and textured materials.

4. Holiday & Resort Wear

Colorful, simple designs provide the precise stability of style and ease.

Vibrant digital print suits increase self-assurance and draw attention on every occasion.

The ability to drag out significant prints requires that you have both balance and courage. Use these design recommendations to appear your best:

Let the print be the hero. Statement earrings or a sleek bracelet are enough.

• Choose the Right Footwear

You have to choose shoes that are suitable for the event, regardless of whether or not you’re wearing kolhapuris, juttis, wedges, or block heels.

A printed kurta paired with a solid shrug, denim jacket, or ethnic stole adds character.

Go subtle for day events or add bold lips and kohl for evening glam.

Wearing a narrow belt can transform your photo instantaneously.

Patterns that can be formidable can also shine on their own, so that they do not require numerous decorations.

Unlike heavily embroidered ethnic wear that stays locked up until weddings, digital prints can be worn repeatedly, season after season without feeling outdated.

They are:

• Affordable
• Trendy
• Long-lasting
• Low-maintenance
• Extremely versatile

The perfect combination of style and practicality, they may be a vital element of every modern outfit.

Digital print salwar suits allow fashionistas to express themselves with color and flair. There are prints for every mood, from critical to amusing to edgy to romantic. Each one suggests what form of individual you are and how you feel.

So, in case you need to stand out, choose clothes that are both bold and well-made. Your salwar suits will make you stand out, whether or not you want fancy pastel designs or new graphic patterns.

Because they arrive in so many patterns and designs, digital print salwar suits are changing the way traditional style is done. Their contemporary popularity is likely to hold for an indefinite period of time. They allow you to show off your flair at formal or casual occasions without feeling unpleasant.

Therefore, include the courage. Enjoy the beauty. Add digital prints to your ethnic garments to make them appear better. This will make human beings appear and admire you everywhere you go.