Diwali is just not a festival of lights, but a festival to look ethnic and trendy. The fashionistas of the city are exploring the best attire for themselves with Diwali. Interestingly, the Bollywood look is much adopted by the youngsters this season.
While girls shop for the ethnic wears, a huge footfall of men is also seen in the markets. For both there are varieties of traditional yet trendy outfits available in the market. Other than the usual Chanderi and Maheshwari, people are mix-matching the clothes to look different and even graceful.
For ladies it is dhoti-cum-sari to traditional Anarkalis and for men it is the ethnic kurta payjama available in the market.The market is flooded with varieties like fusion dresses and the traditional as well. What interests the fashionistas of the city are the replicas of Bollywood dresses. The lehenga choli worn by Sonam Kapoor in Prem Ratan Dhan Payo or the fusion dress worn by Alia Bhatt is in much demand among the young girls.
Similarly, for men there are pretty good varieties of dhoti kurta, kurta payjama, traditional sherwanis and jackets are available in the market.
One of the shopaholics Shilpa said, “I am going for the fizzy shades this season. last time I wore a combination of pink and blue, but this time I have picked a look from Shilpa Shetty’s dhoti-cum-sari. IIt looks traditional as well as graceful.”
Another buyer, Anapurna Gupta says, “I am going for a taraditional look. I have bought a long Anarkali and to go with it I have bought the traditional jhumkas