The new wave of extreme attitudes and brave dressing could be the result of the pandemic. People want to celebrate by wearing a bold dress. Hence, designers are offering escapism, making you feel positive through lively dressing. Neha and Tarun Kapoor, Founders, Label Neha Tarun share some trending party outfit ideas.
Neon palettes like illuminating yellow, green gecko and fuchsia fedora and Mykonos blue as well as metallic tones like Perfect Pale, Gunpowder, Blue Knights and Olive Green will dominate the party season.
“As far as pret is concerned, we’ll see a lot of dresses with tassels, crochet and slouchy fits that have a more bohemian feel. Swinging fringe details will help you dance the night away in style. Long maxi dress in digital print And color blocking is another go-to silhouette that makes a statement or look for a skirt that finishes at the ankle but offers a more streamlined fit,” suggest the pair.
You can wear sequins and shimmer any month of the year. Add sparkling new colors of clothes to your wardrobe this party season. what to buy The answer is a sequin blazer, as a smart jacket is always in fashion.
Choose a sexy blouse for Indian wear and team it with a sparkling sequined saree or a metallic shimmering saree to accentuate the look. The most prominent trend for Indian partywear is the stitch saree. It looks stunning, figure enhancing and stylish. Don’t forget the comfort and ease of a pre-draped saree which makes it a popular choice.
Another trend we’ll see a lot this year is cut outs. Yes! We know it can be a bit heavy but if given in the right places and styled in the right way, it can look really cool. Close to this skin show trend, sheer transparent fabric is used to make the outfit look glamorous.
Last but certainly not least are oversized, oversized garments. We’ll be looking at power shoulder blazers, larger than life balloon sleeves, and comfy and stylish trapeze dresses, especially in bold and solid colours. All you have to do is style them with minimal jewelery and you are ready to rock and roll.