6 Latest Designer Kurtis Styles Making It To The Runway

The amount of creativity with Indian fashion has no bounds today. A simple designer kurti or salwar kameez of India can now be seen in designs that were not even imaginable few centuries back. Women, regardless of their age cherish to dress up in kurtis due to their versatility and panaches. A designer kurti is a stylish blend of fashion and comfort. Latest designer kurtis are now available in plethora of styles, embellishments, embroidery and designs which are appropriate for every occasion from casual to formal and from regular to party wear. One can pair their designer Indian kurtis or kurtas with contrast leggings, skinny jeans, cigarette pants, patiala salwar, pleated salwars, skirts, lehengas and well-fitted churidars. Personalisation of designer kurti styles has given women a choice to more closely style their outfits according to their individuality.

Here are the following 7 latest designer kurti styles creating a rage in the world of vogue-

1. Sheer See-through Kurti With Straight-fit Pants

Sheer designer kurtis that are see-through from below the waist look super gorgeous and delicate. They are best styled in a front-slit design and pastel colors. The best way to pair your see-through kurti is with classy straight fit cigarette pants that end at the ankle and give you a clean finish. Many Bollywood divas like Anushka Sharma and Deepika Padukone have been seen flaunting designer kurtis in see-through style, at award shows, high-end parties, galas, dinners, etc. The designers who have focused on this styles majorly are Manish Malhotra and Sabyasachi.

2. Dhoti Style Designer Kurtis

Now this is one designer kurti style that is super-in and super daring. You know how particular a woman is about her fashion when you find a dhoti style designer kurti in her wardrobe. Dhoti style kurtis have a flairy dhoti like bottom that ends around the knees. One can also opt for a dhoti style salwar instead of a dhoti style kurti. A dhoti style kurti looks best when paired with contrasting overcoat/jacket and well-fitted leggings. Complete your loo with a classy high bun and killer heels.

3. High Low Style Kurtis With Flairs

We’ve all known high-low kurti styles. Add extreme flair and frills to it and this style becomes a total rage. Many models can be seen walking down the ramp in a super flairy high-low kurti style that makes them stand out from the rest. This style makes one feel like a diva in an instant. It almost resembles an anarkali with a c-cut from the front. This designer kurti style is best paired with simple bottoms like a straight fit pair of leggings or fitted trousers. Complete your look with statement shoes and some sleek jewellery.

4. Monochrome Style Designer Kurtis

Inspired from the western fashion, monochrome style kurtis are trending as much as any other apparel. This is one old choice that can be flaunted at woek, formal parties, casual brunches or even high-end galas. Monochrome designer kurtis can be crafted in a range of styles such as anarkali, angarkha, c-cut, A-line pattern, high neck style, straight long style, short style, etc. It is best advised to break the monochrome hues with nudes, pastels or neon accessories and go for minimalistic shoes.

5. Handkerchief Style Designer Kurtis

Brought into the world of vogue in 2014, handkerchief style designer kurtis have uneven ruffles and flair at the bottom. Many Bollywood beauties such as Shilpa Shetty have been seen flaunting this style of Indian kurtis at high-end parties. Handkerchief style kurti goes well with pear shaped body types as it is fitted at the top and relaxed from below the waist line. Thus it gives the false impression of a balanced figure, instantly making one look slimmer. Pair your handkerchief style kurti with simple bottoms like a well-fitted pair of churidar or skinny leggings. Complete the look with classy pumps and danglers.

6. Long Anarkali Style Designer Kurtis

Long anarkali style designer kurtis are like a wardrobe staple for women across the country. The runway can be seen loaded with this style at every fashion week dedicated to Indian clothing and its likes. This style is cherished by women as it instantly accentuates their confidence and lends depth and drama to their personality. Anarkali style designer kurtis crafted from lightweight fabrics like chiffon or georgette look extremely delicate and stunning. For festive occasions or parties, it is best advised to shop anarkali designer kurtis in bold colours such as red, navy blue, black, etc. They are best paired with matching colour churidar or leggings. Complete your look with designer heels and a fancy clutch.