Tips & Tricks to Style your Kurti with Various Bottomwear

Kurtis is elegant Indian attire. The soft fabric, intricate work, and embellished design make them the perfect dress for the casual office and special ethnic wear. It suits well girls and women of all ages. Here are some tips for styling your Kurti in many different ways.

Pair With Churidar or Leggings

Churidar is an ethnic bottom that you can pair with a Kurti styled from knee-length to ankle-length. As it is not a common choice among bottoms these days, there is a subsequent for it called leggings. Leggings are perfect churidar with fitting material. It looks more elegant. 

One should avoid short Kurtis with churidars or leggings. Anarkali Kurtis, full sleeves Kurtis, full-length Kurtis, and collar Kurtis fit flawlessly with leggings or churidars.

Pair With Jeans

The Pair of jeans with Kurta is quite old-school, but old-school is classic. Regular Kurtis, short Kurtis, Slit-cut Kurtis, knee-length Kurtis, or tunics, whatever you decide, will look fabulous with skinny or ankle-length jeans.

Kurti with Jeans is an evergreen smart-casual attire. You can wear it regularly at the office, shopping, or on a date. It is a simple look that you can flaunt with neutral makeup, oxidized jewelry, and footwear like heels or flats.

A waist-length or short Kurti goes well with a pair of boot-cut jeans. A cotton Kurti and jeans are apt for a professional style. Cap or short sleeve Kurtis doesn't go well with jeans. Pair a 3/4th sleeves or full sleeves Kurti with a pair of jeans to look taller

Pair With Patiala Pants

So you must be wondering what to do with your short Kurti. You can always pair your short Kurti with Patiala pants. 

Not only are they comfortable, but they also give you an undeniably uber-cool traditional look. 

Originating from the regions of Punjab, Patiala pants are a part of style statements. They are perfect for a wedding function, Mehandi, or casual wear when paired with a short Kurti and dupatta.

Pair With Dhoti

Dhoti pants can be a fantastic addition to the collection your bottom wear. These Dhoti pants with pleats around the thigh area add volume to your thighs, and the fabric tapers down near the ankles.

Pair With Palazzo

Pairing your Kurti with a flaring and vibrant palazzo will amplify your presence. A palazzo pant is a mixture of Indian style with the Western one. They look stylish with a knee-length kurta.

Pair With Cigarette Pants

Cigarette pants are a part of the latest fashion trends and seem to have taken over from leggings and churidars. They offer tight-fitting without any rings forming near the ankles. They are comfortable, and they will scale your fashion game up and above.

You can wear a flared Kurti, lawn Kurti, kaftan Kurti, tail-cut Kurti, or long Kurti with cigarette pants. They are ideal for a casual look or a day out. You can also enhance the look by wearing heels or flats and lightweight jewelry.

Pair With Long Skirt

A new traditional look that is making some noise nowadays is pairing a flared skirt with a long kurta. An embellished Kurti can be worn with a matching dupatta and dress for the party.

Now that you know how to pair all these bottom wears with your Kurtis, you do not have to worry about them sitting idly in your wardrobe. You can get any of the bottoms mentioned above and pair them with a Kurti and wear them for any suitable occasion.