Check out the latest Holi trends by five Kolkata-based designers

Let those plain white tees get some hibernation time in your closet, as it’s the season of colours
Saroj Jalan's vibrant ensemble
Saroj Jalan's vibrant ensemble

Though Holi is a colourful festival, the sartorial choice for this social day has primarily remained white with the fashion brigade. Be it the gorgeous Rekha in Silsila or Juhi Chawla in Darr, actors have always been seen celebrating Holi in white. But there’s no harm in bringing some colour into your wardrobe, too. The trick is to do so intelligently. We bring you style tips and looks from five Kolkata designers to make your Holi more colourful...

Saroj Jalan

The celebration of Holi goes beyond just playing with colours. Saroj Jalan’s pure silk long skirt and blouse with a paithani touch are meant for get togethers with family and friends. The rich ensemble doesn’t need much accessorising, style it with danglers for a Holika Dahan or an evening Holi party, and you’re good to go!

<em>Saroj Jalan's pure silk ensemble</em>
Saroj Jalan's pure silk ensemble

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Sreya Samanta

For those fashionistas who believe in keeping it simple and cool, Sreya Samanta’s Kia belt dress fits the bill. The handspun and hand-woven fine khadi fabric gets a contemporary twist with meticulous kantha work. Its wrinkled trousers make for ideal comfort wear for the festival of Holi. Furthermore, the navy blue colour will make sure you don’t look like an artist’s canvas.

<em>Sreya Samanta's Kia belt dress</em>
Sreya Samanta's Kia belt dress

Parama Ganguly

This is for those who love wearing saris. Parama Ganguly’s Holi collection is inspired by Santiniketan’s Basanta Utsav with beautiful Palash flowers on the borders of the six-yard sari. Club this off-white Kasavu, Kerala Cotton with a bright orange or red blouse and you are ready to soak in the spirit of the festival. Tie your hair into a bun with flowers.

<em>Parama's Santiniketan inspired sari</em>
Parama's Santiniketan inspired sari

Atr’e

Atr’e: At Craft Design Studio by Simonti Mookherjee and Atreyee Basu believes Holi 2019 is mostly about block colours in vibrant hues. We can’t agree more. This layered red kurta with simple cuts has a classy appeal owing to its handloom weave. Team it up with a stole, adorned with pom-pom balls, and you are ready for that bright Holi party.

<em>Layered kurta by Atr'e</em>
Layered kurta by Atr'e

Surbhi Pansari

For those gentlemen who love going fully desi, this navy blue kurta by Surbhi Pansari, is an ideal choice. Comfortable fabric with a hint of zari work and asymmetrical silhouette easily makes a style statement. For a dapper look, team it up with white trousers. And for a cool look, to have fun with some colours, wear it with a patiala.

<em>Blue kurta by Surbhi Pansari</em>
Blue kurta by Surbhi Pansari

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