Festive Fusion: Blending Western Styles for Diwali

The festive season is here, another reason to dress up, Right? Diwali is a festival of lights, vibrant colors, and happiness all around. The festival has a complete history behind it. In addition, it brings a chance to dress up well and get all excited about it.

For Diwali, we often tend to search for Indian ethnic wear online. But, in the Western trends, let us try some fusion dresses that will keep you with time while keeping you looking ethnic.

Tips Before Selecting the Fusion Outfits 

For a festival, choosing a dress seems like a confusing task with so many options and styles in the market. Therefore, before you stumble upon a dress, it is essential to consider some things.

For Diwali, choose the vibrant yet trendy colors, as festivals and parties are all for sparkling energies. Also, do not forget to add the bling with the right accessories. Choose the heavy jewelry that will accentuate your fusion look.

The fun part is the styling of the dresses. To create your festive look, you can also play with your old traditional dress and pair it with a western top or skirt to give the indo-western look.

Fusion Indian Dresses to Rock This Diwali

To stop your Indian ethnic wear online search, let us explore some festive outfits from Mehr by Pretty with a tinge of fusion so that you feel appealing this Diwali:

Pink Shell Work Set: This sharara set has a trendy yet simple pink color that looks perfect with fusion fashion. The V-shaped neck kurta has beautiful shell work on the neck along with motifs and pearl embroidery and ends perfectly before the knee, complementing the sharara. Along with the kurta and sharara, the pink shell work set has a beautiful dupatta with work on the borders. The color and design of the set is perfect for both day and evening function.

Traditional Yellow Dhoti with Asymmetrical Top: This indo western dress is perfect for fusion dresses. The dhoti-style bottom makes the outfit look ethnic yet unique. On the other hand, the one-shoulder asymmetrical top will give you a Western vibe. The top has beautiful golden embroidery embracing the whole look. Flaunt the traditional dhoti with the western top on your Diwali function and reuse it on any Haldi function.

Light Blue Palazzo and Top: Ditch the kurti with palazzo and go for a western top to flaunt a fusion look. The top has unique pearl work, whereas the palazzo has golden sequined work all over. The combination with the beautiful light blue color gives a chic look to the dress. A simple dupatta with a light blue palazzo and top completes the look. You can wear this ensemble to the office, day or night party, or puja.

Modern Red Saree Set: Do not judge the dress by its name. Though it is a saree dress, it does not look like one. It is a ready-to-wear saree and a perfect example of fashion and comfort. The beautiful red saree comes with a sequence work all over the blouse and has an attached pallu on the shoulder of the blouse so that you do not have to worry about the falling pallu. The modern red saree set gives a new definition to the saree, allowing you to rock it everywhere.

Crop Top with White Dhoti Skirt: You can stop your search for Indian ethnic dress online with this dress. This dress has both a skirt and a salwar. Confused? So, this is an elegant cream color set with golden color embroidery with a crop top and a short skirt with a dhoti salwar under the skirt. This indo-western dress is perfect for weddings, receptions, Diwali parties, and everywhere.

This Diwali Get Ready with Mehr By Pretty!

Diwali is coming soon, and if you are still searching for Indian ethnic dress online, it is high time to stop your search and finalize your dress. The fashion trends are changing, so we often tend to get confused between Western and Indian. So, now choose the fusion style and rock the outfits with elegance, style, and comfort.

To help you out, we have curated the best festive fusion dresses from Mehr By Pretty, a clothing brand offering a variety of outfits for women. So, this festive season get all decked up with us and rock the Diwali festival.