Kurtis

Latest Kurtas And Kurtis Collection with Price

Sr. No.	Kurtas And Kurtis List	Price (USD)
1.	SEQUENCES 9MM AND MULTI WORK EMABROIDERY WORK.	USD 79.47
2.	Cream Woven Pure Chinnon Silk Kurta with Sharara and Dupatta	USD 63.6
3.	Designer Women's Rayon Jaipuri Artisans Gold Printed Anarkali Flared Kurti With Banarasi Gold Printed Dupatta Set	USD 30.53
4.	Women's gold print crop top kurta sharara with dupatta set stitched	USD 48.53
5.	Blue floral embroidered work rayon straight kurta pant with dupatta set stitched	USD 33.53
6.	Red Printed Kaftan	USD 39.33
7.	Traditional rayon fabric bandhej printed kurta with skirt	USD 32.07
8.	Striped Formal Kurta with Pants Set	USD 30.47
9.	Blue Pure Chinnon Silk With Heavy Embroidery Sequence Work With Full Sleeve	USD 57.53
10.	Jaitpuriya women blue floral anarkali kurta pant and dupatta set	USD 52.47

Data last updated on 2024/11/03

Ethnically Elegant Indian Kurtis for Women

The most loved ethnic dress by women are kurtis (also referred to as ‘tunics’). The Indian kurta makes for an elegant ethnic wear that can be worn as a top or tunic where one can enjoy the freedom to move comfortably. Indian Kurtis don't have slits above the waist and these you can wear with a salwar, palazzo, tights, jeans, and pajamas effortlessly.

Indian Kurtis are available in various designs, patterns and embellishments to make you look good. Usually, these comes in collars like v-neck, round neck, boat neck, angrakha, asymmetrical, mandarin, keyhole, peter pan, sweetheart, scoop, u-neck, square, off-the-shoulder, pentagon, studded with jewels, etc. You can wear this kind of outfit according to your interests and occasions more over that, this are great kurtis for women.

Difference Between Kurta and Kurti for Women

Nowadays, people consider kurtis and kurtas to be the same. But earlier it was not referred to as the same clothing. There are multiple differences between these two, but the most common difference is the length of these attires. Kurti dresses are short in length while Kurtas are long, this is one of the most common and important differences. A long tunic that reaches to the knee, a kurti dress extends only up to the waist. This length difference makes kurtas more comfortable and flexible for women to wear.

The second difference is that Kurtas will come under only women's category and are nor only worn by women, it comes under mens category as well and Kurtis are only worn by women. Womens Kurtas are usually made from light and breathable fabric including other embellishments to add elegance. Indian Kurtis are more for fashion, and hence they are made with designer fabrics like silk, chiffon, georgette, linen, and cotton and it is considered as the best Kurti for women.

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Long Kurti Dress:

A Long Kurti is one that comes in calf length and knee length. These long kurtis go best with palazzo pants, patialas, or salwar be it at a wedding or at a festival. Whereas a straight or flared long kurti makes the best impression with churidar or leggings.

Short Kurti:

If you are looking to wear something comfortable for everyday and office wear? Then you must have a Short kurti in your wardrobe. This short kurti dress can be paired with jeans and heels for a completeness to your outfit. Other than that, you wear a plain short kurti with contrasting patiala, strappy heels, ethnic jewellery, and a bindi for bold statement.

Kaftan Kurti:

These Kaftan kurti dress come in a long, loose dress with a loose sleeved dress that goes down to the ankle. These Kaftan kurtas are comfortable to wear as they are loose fitting. Wearing one, will allow you to experiment with different styles and patterns.

Sleeveless Kurti:

A Sleeveless kurti as the name suggests is a kurti design without sleeves. It is perfect for any casual meet with your friends or just a day out with yourself, or office wear.

Anarkali Kurti:

Looking for a flared gown kurti, then do consider an Anarkali Kurti. It resembles a pomegranate blossom. And girls like to wear knee-length Anarkali kurti dresses.

Best Fabrics to Know When Buying for Designer Kurtis

Kurtas and kurti can be designed and stitched using various fabrics and some fabrics are suitable for particular seasons. Here are some most used and different types of fabrics that you must know while purchasing kurtas or Kurtis.

Silk: Silk fabric is the most used and classy fabric compared to other types of Kurtis fabrics. Silk Kurtis or silk fabrics keeps you attracted even if you choose to wear a simple silk kurti design. For small gatherings, parties and outings silk kurtas for women are the ideal choice. Try to avoid it in hot seasons and do not wear it during outdoor parties, because this fabric will not absorb the sweat or wearer.

Cotton: Cotton is the second most used fabric after silk fabrics and it is known for its softness and comfort. If you want to make an impactful statement at your wedding venue, try an embroidered cotton kurti instead of plain Indian kurtis. These outfits help to give an unforgettable impression and memories. If you want you can pair various accessories like earrings, necklaces and rings to complete your look.

Georgette: This Georgette fabric Indian kurta is your go to ethnic wear for date nights or night out parties. Georgette kurtas come in ultra lightweight and strong. Flowy synthetic fabric kurta designed to keep its shape well into use and absorb sweat for maximum comfort during an outing. You can add Juttis, necklaces and hair accessories to these outfits for a trendy look.

Chikankari: Chikankari fabric originated in Lucknow, and is best known for its intricate embroidery. Girls and women all over the world love to wear this Indian kurta so much and this type of Chikankari embroidery has even become part of popular mainstream Indo-western attire.

Chiffon: Chiffon fabric is light and translucent - This creates an airy sensation against your skin that makes you feel as light as a feather. It is flexible yet durable due to its flare in kurti designs. Best of all it makes for a good fit for all women’s body types.

Accessories to Pair with Different Kurta for Women

Kurtas with Shrugs: Add Shrugs to your kurtas to make your outlook even more better. It’s important to choose matching kurta fabric to make this style work. Even if your shrug is stylish, then also it will not cover your whole body. So, add a long shrug to cover your complete body and also this helps you to look fabulous.

Half Sleeved Kurta with a Cardigan: Cardigans and women's kurtas both are two classic combinations. These accessories never go out of style, and create an excellent combination. If you own an Indian kurta, try to pair with a cardigan for a new look. This combination will be an ideal for a casual occasion as well as office wear.

Wrapped Knee-Length Kurta with a Jacket: If you feel kurtis are too casual for you, then try to pair one with a jacket. That can give a polished and formal look even if it is a casual outfit.

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