How to style Ethnic-Skirts

Ethnic skirt is the most versatile and evergreen piece of attire that is still trending and one of the safest options which gives a perfect look even at times of crises. It can neither outrightly be called contemporary, nor is it traditional. It lets you pull off the best of both worlds. Not only you can wear it to your upmarket kitty party, you can also wear it for your cousin’s daughter’s wedding. If you are still a college going student you can wear it for your early morning classes as well as wear it to your distant conservative Uncle’s house for a Sunday brunch. Ethnic skirts are different from formal skirts that you wear for your board meetings. Do not confuse them with short skirts for party wear either. Let us discuss about different ways in which you can style your ethnic skirts.

With a tee: The most effortless and easy look for a casual breezy day is pairing your ethnic skirt with a bright T-shirt that fits you well. It makes you look trendy with your new T-shirt and matches up in grace with your ethnic printed skirt. This can go well with a chiffon scarf and bright flat-chappals. A perfect college-wear.

Ethnic Kurtis: To achieve the traditional look on a hot summer afternoon can be really tough. A heavy Kanchipuram saree may look beautiful otherwise but you need your share of comfort and ease that only a skirt can give you. A Kurti paired with your ethnic skirt is the perfect way for you to pull off an outing. It gives you the stunning traditional look keeping you comfortable with what you wear.

Jackets & vests: You are in fear of repetition? You don’t want to get judged for the same outfit? There are cheaper ways to go about it than buying a new pair. A jacket and a vest add a geometric dimension to your long ethnic skirt. For a more modern look pair your ethnic skirt with a denim jacket, whereas for a family get-together you can also try out jackets with ethnic prints. If your skirt is colourful and printed then solid coloured vests would balance out the look making your presence complete.

Ethnic Kurtas: This is a tried and tested pair that can never fails you if some considerations are kept in mind. Fitted ethnic tops with flowing ethnic long skirt gives a traditional look and hides your curves at the wrong places making you look leaner and taller. The look is enhanced by carrying a dupatta with it and handmade silverware jewellery; making you look ready for a festival outing.

Button it up: The perfect fusion of the Indian ethnic and the classic western is achieved with a button-down shirt from your closet. The beauty of pairing shirts with skirts lie in the element of contrast. Therefore, if the skirt is printed then keep the shirt plain, if the skirt has darker shades then keep the shirt light while keeping in mind not to accessorize it much. This fits well for working women, dates and even fashion icons creating an ensemble appreciated by everybody.

Ethnic Skirts are one of the most versatile clothing pieces and you can mix and match it with almost every type of top-wear.