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Your guide to modif ying traditional looks this Navratri
In Short
You can keep your look traditional with mirror work, Bandhani prints and silver jewellery, or mix things up with modern touches.

Your guide to modif ying traditional looks this Navratri
Navratri is the time to bring out your brightest colours, dress up and have a little fun with your festive wardrobe. With a new colour to wear each day, you get nine chances to experiment with different outfits, accessories and styles. From a colourful chaniya choli and classic lehenga to a simple kurta set or a saree, there’s something for every mood and occasion. You can keep your look traditional with mirror work, Bandhani prints and silver jewellery, or mix things up with modern touches. Here’s a simple day-by-day guide to help you put together a stylish Navratri look for all nine days.
Day 1 — Orange
Start with a vibrant chaniya choli. An orange chaniya choli with mirror work or embroidery makes for an easy festive look. Add a contrasting dupatta, jhumkas and colourful bangles to complete it.
Day 2 — White
Add colour through your accessories. Keep the outfit simple with a white kurta and bring in colour through a printed dupatta, statement earrings and bangles. Find similar by Liva Fabrics
Day 3 — Red
Keep it classic with a red lehenga. A red lehenga is a Navratri classic. Pair it with a contrasting embroidered blouse and traditional jewellery for a festive look.
Day 4 — Royal Blue
Switch it up with an Electric Blue Saree. Try a royal blue saree with a multi-colour print. Add jhumkas and chokers for a traditional finish. find similar at Navyasa by Liva.
Day 5 — Yellow
Have fun with prints. A yellow skirt or lehenga paired with a printed blouse and contrasting dupatta keeps the look bright and playful. Finish with colourful bangles.
Day 6 — Green
Bring in a Bandhani dupatta. Pair a green chaniya choli or kurta set with a Bandhani dupatta for a traditional touch. Silver jewellery works especially well with the look.
Day 7 — Grey
Give it a metallic twist. A silver-grey lehenga or sharara can make the understated colour feel festive. Add colourful earrings or bangles to bring some contrast.
Day 8 — Purple
Let the blouse stand out. Choose a purple lehenga or chaniya choli and make the blouse the statement piece with an interesting neckline, sleeves or embroidery.
Day 9 — Peacock Green
End with a statement look. Go for a peacock-green embroider kurta paired with blue jeans. Add statement earrings, a potli and traditional jewellery for the final night.
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