#angrakha

Just yesterday, we knew Anarkalis, A-line & short kurtis. Welcome to the new kurta terminology - Angrakha, Kaftan style, High-Low,  Dhoti style, Layered, Floor length, Shirt Style, Color block, tail cut & many more!  

FLIT brings you curated stores in Bengaluru and when you go there, you can use these new kurta terms to show you are up to date on the Kurta trend!

                                               Kaurwaki

Kaurwaki is the place for hand woven and handcrafted contemporary ethnic wear, tunics, capes and jackets made out of airy light cotton and other traditional fabrics.

                                               Pilgrim

Pilgrim must be on every woman's shopping list while shopping for ethnic wear that makes her look chic and classical at the same-time.

                                         Vasthra Grama

Vasthra Grama features curated, handpicked contemporary and traditional handwoven cotton (Khadi)clothing.

                                            Bandhej

Bandhej is a label for a multicultural woman; looking for eclectic apparel that marries her love for indigenous handmade clothes to her contemporary lifestyle & complements her strong sense of self and style.

                                               Artisau

Artisau’s identity is built around three keywords: raw, organic, handmade.

                                           Nauchandi

Nauchandi is a destination for women wanting a curated mix of craft based clothing and accessories from different parts of India.

                                              Scintilla

Scintilla is fashion brand offering Casual Kurtis & Indo-Western tops for today’s Quintessential women!

                                              Sampada

Fall in love with block prints all over again once you experience Sampada’s creations.

                                              Kapas

Kapas offers a unique shopping experience where in you may choose a pochampally ikkat woven dupatta from Andhra & match with a jaipuri printed top piece and a mangalagiri bottom piece that creates an elegant dress of your taste.

This week’s pattern is now available!  With tunic and dress + legging combos all over the malls, the salwar and angarkha celebrate cultural fashion styles from India, Pakistan, & Nepal that have been influencing global fashion for decades!

Enhance your style with the stunning Floral Print Angrakha Kurta paired with Sharara Set. This elegant ensemble features a beautiful floral pattern that adds a touch of femininity and sophistication to your look.

Dating back centuries, Indian Women’s fashion has a rich history. Be it the intricate designs, vibrant prints, or magnificent weaves, Indian women’s fashion is still evolving and offers a diversified range of styles and trends.Beginning with A, I decided to pick out two styles and two weaves to discuss Indian Women’s fashion. Anarkali and Angrakha Being around for centuries, Anarkalis and…