Anarkali Fashion Styles

Dressing up for a special occasion during the wet rainy season is no easy task. Rather than considering what would suit and what would not, one has to primarily focus on what would be comfortable and practical, and what would not. While women are blessed with multiple options when it comes to party wear Outfits, with the commencement of rains these multiple options are reduced to a bare minimum. Amongst the limited option for party wear outfits suitable for monsoons, short Anarkalis are quite apt along with being extremely hip and trendy.

The cut and style of a Churidar Suit makes it extremely convenient as a monsoon party wear option. The Anarkali Suit, being a variant of Churidar Suit, naturally becomes a suitable monsoon outfit. The Anarkalis that are best suited for monsoons are the short and trendy ones. Knee-length Anarkali Kameez or even shorter than that paired with tight fitting Churidar or it is trendier and tapered cousin, pencil Churidar looks quite fashionable and is extremely easy to carry off during monsoons. These flared Anarkali Kameez are usually layered with one or more lining underneath to give it a fuller effect. The presence of the lining underneath makes such Kameez quite comfortable for monsoons as it keeps the wearer warm. Being primarily an ethnic design, Anarkali Churidars are quite colorful and vibrant which is required of a trendy outfit. The Kameez usually features various fabrics in different shades, texture etc that makes it interesting, attractive and the just the right kind of outfit for the gloomy rainy season. For the wet and damp monsoons trendy short Anarkalis in fabrics such as georgette, chiffon, net, viscose etc are the ideal choices while it is better to steer clear of fabrics such as cotton, crushed cotton, silk, silk cotton etc.