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Trunal Sahuji
इस खबर को सुनने के लिये प्ले बटन को दबाएं।
Navratri brings nine days of devotion and colour. On Day 7, the hue of the day is orange. This vibrant shade symbolizes energy, warmth, and strength. Thus, choosing the right outfit becomes a ritual as much as a style decision.
Why Orange on Day 7?
First, every day of Navratri honours a specific Goddess and colour. Day 7 is dedicated to Goddess Kalaratri. Hence, wearing orange connects you to her fierce yet protective nature.
Also, orange denotes fire and the rising sun. Thus, it evokes vitality and courage. Followers believe the shade helps channel strength, joy, and inner power. Therefore, your clothing becomes a symbolic offering.
Traditional Looks
For those who love classic silhouettes, orange saris make a bold yet graceful statement. You may choose a Kanjeevaram silk sari with gold zari work. It pairs well with rich motifs and detailed borders.
Alternatively, lighter fabrics like Chanderi or organza with delicate embroidery offer ease of movement for long festival nights. They maintain tradition while being comfortable.
Lehengas in orange are also a go-to. Use mirror work, gota patti, or sequins to elevate the look. Contrast your blouse with deep maroon, magenta, or turquoise to balance brightness. A golden dupatta helps tie the ensemble together.
Fusion & Indo-Western Options
Not everyone wants full traditional wear. Luckily, orange adapts beautifully to fusion styling. Try an orange palazzo set with an embroidered kurti. It is festive yet comfortable.
You can pair dhoti pants with an orange crop top and long jacket. This mix brings youthful energy and ease for dancing. Another option is an orange maxi dress with Indian embroidery. Or go for an Indo-Western jumpsuit in a silk blend. These silhouettes work well when garba meets casual gatherings.
Accessories & Jewellery
Because orange is already a standout shade, accessories must balance—not compete. For traditional looks, gold jewellery is ideal. Temple sets, jhumkas, and bangles bring regal elegance.
If you prefer contrast, oxidised silver jewellery adds an earthy, boho touch. It matches tribal or mirror embroidery on orange outfits. Choose bags and clutches in metallics or neutrals. A potli bag in gold, silver, or jute with embellishments works well.
For footwear, go for juttis with gota work or metallic block heels. Therefore complete your look without stealing the spotlight.
Makeup
Makeup for an orange outfit should stay harmonious yet festive. Begin with a dewy base and subtle peach blush. Thus keeps your skin glowing without overpowering the outfit.
For eye makeup, you can opt for earthy browns with gold shimmer. Or choose a metallic liner for a pop. If you’d like something daring, a hint of orange eyeliner can tie in with your outfit.
When it comes to lips, you have options. Neutral peach works beautifully, offering softness. Coral pink is fresh and lively. Overall can choose a bold red if you want drama. But avoid matching orange lipstick—it often clashes unless done very carefully.
Hairstyles for Festive Finesse
Your hair should complement, not clash with, the bold outfit. Traditional braids adorned with flowers are always elegant. Along a side braid with gajra suits a saree or lehenga.
For fusion looks, soft waves or a half-updo work well. You can use beaded clips or maang-tikka style pins. Orange also blends beautifully with floral jewellery. Thus, you might wear a floral crown or earrings for a bohemian flair.
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