8 TYPES OF KURTI YOU NEED IN YOUR WARDROBE NOW!

Without a Kurti, an Indian woman's wardrobe is lacking. Why wouldn't kurtis be adored by women all over the world? They're beautiful works of art! If you searched the country for kurtis in your wardrobe, you would find a wide variety of them. If not a kurti, then at least anything resembling one.

Even though there are many different kinds of kurtis, they all have one thing in common: they are all incredibly plush and comfy, regardless of colour, pattern, or kurti design. There are numerous options. You'll find the ideal statement piece for you, whatever it may be. Here is a list of 8 different kurti styles that are so gorgeous that your wardrobe begs for them!

Different Types of Kurtis

1. Kaftan Kurti

Middle Eastern cultures are where the kaftan kurti originated. This kurti is distinguished by its loose fit, a belted waist, and broad flared arms.

Depending on your own preference for style, the kaftan kurti can be either long or short. Kaftan kurtis in solid colours are frequently a popular choice. This kurti is frequently referred to as the "poncho kurti" because of how much it resembles a poncho. For plumper, more voluptuous beauty, this kurti design is perfect.

Style advice: Wear this kurti with palazzos or wide-leggings pants for a sophisticated and stylish appearance. To truly finish the ensemble, add some ethnic earrings. Or simply put them on and wear them as a dress.

2. Angrakha Kurti

Ranveer Singh performing his mehndi ritual! That is correct! That is the finest way to describe an Angrakha kurti. Be not perplexed! Originally worn by Rajasthani males, the Angrakha kurti has just recently become popular among women.

The Angrakha looks best when it has a conventional block-print design, unlike any other kurti design. Maybe certain things appear best when they have a touch of history and tradition? Women with very slim, small frames look best in this style of kurti.

Style advice: To complement your kurti style, accessories this outfit with metallic costume jewellery.

3. Anarkalis Kurti

The Anarkalis kurti is one of the most elegant garments in the history of Bollywood among all other varieties. The Anarkalis kurti actually doesn't need an introduction; you've seen it on models on the catwalk as recently as 2018 and on stars like Rekha from the 1970s!

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You may wear this kurti design for both a huge, fat Indian wedding and a simple lunch with your friends because it is so adaptable. Speaking of versatility, this flared kurti can also be worn as a dress. You can pleasantly stock your closet with kurtis in the Anarkalis style because they flatter all body shapes.

Style advice: You can wear an Anarkalis alone or with cigarette pants.

4. Denim Kurti

The shirt-style kurti is another name for the denim kurti. Given the similarities, it is plausible to believe that the denim shirt served as inspiration for the denim kurti. Wearing this denim kurti to work or even on a relaxed day at the mall looks terrific. People with a thin and toned lower body look best in this shirt-style kurti because it is typically mid-thigh in length.

When styling a denim kurti, individuals frequently make the mistake of wearing it with the same colour bottoms. This isn't a terrific look, unlike the denim on denim trend. Always wear a denim kurta with simple trousers in beige, white, or cream.

Style advice: Wear this kurti with a straight or flared skirt for a distinctive appearance.

5. Tail Cut Kurti

The greatest way to enhance your kurti game is with a tail cut kurti! These kurtis have shorter front lengths and longer rear lengths; the proportion of long to short can be altered at the discretion of the designer and you. The quirkier, the better!

This style of kurti is fantastic for casual and semi-formal settings because it injects some playfulness into your entire appearance. A tail cut kurti is ideal to highlight your curves if you have an hourglass figure.

Style advice: Although it's currently popular to wear a tail-cut kurti with cigarette pants, you may wear yours as a dress by wearing it with nothing at all.

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6. Double Layer Kurti

The only minor difference between a two layer kurti and other kurtis is the extra layer. This extra layer may be worn over the kurti or it may be hidden beneath the hemline. The style and shape of the kurti determine how the double layer kurti appears and feels.

Numerous celebrities and fashion designers have expressed interest in this new style of kurti, making it a very fashionable look in 2018. This kurti style is ideal for all body types, which is its best feature! When in doubt, keep things straightforward. Ensure that the bottoms have the same pattern or colour.

7. Jacket Style Kurti

Of all the kurti styles that are available, the jacket style kurti is without a doubt the greatest for dressing up any outfit! The nice thing about this kurti style is that depending on how you style it, you can create Indian looks, Western appearances, or even Indo-Western looks.

The jacket-style kurti can be paired with churidars, lehengas, crop tops, and jeans, jeggings, or other bottoms. For someone with a pear-shaped figure, this kurti is ideal.

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Style advice: Layer a basic flared dress or Anarkalis dress underneath this jacket-style kurti. Do check that the colours on the two objects are identical.

8. Asymmetrical Kurtis

As the name implies, an asymmetrical kurti has an asymmetrical shape and typically has no slits. One of the most popular styles of the asymmetrical kurti is the high low kurti. The beautiful thing about this kurti is that, depending on how you dress it, you may wear it to a variety of events and occasions.

The asymmetrical kurti looks great with leggings, churidars, and jeans equally. Again, depending on the cut of the kurti, this is fantastic for all body shapes.

Style advice: Palazzos always go well with an asymmetrical kurti.