It is high time when all those chunky embroidered lehengas took a backseat! Time to pull off a “SASSY SHARARA” season. And why not? Shararas are the most adorned, classy, comfy, chic, and clever for casual, wedding, and festive parties. You can find a wide array of colors, designs, styles, and patterns. Hence, time to rock in one of my gorgeous divas if you are an ardent lover and dreamer of wearing a sharara!
And it’s not just us who is asking awestruck with this trend. Even our favorite Bollywood celebrities are flattering over this silhouette, infusing a harmony between traditional finesse and elegance that resonates with their style, sensibility, and personality. Showcasing sparkling minimal embellishment and detailed embroidery, shararas bring with them a refreshing change, effortless styling, and a tribute to our tradition.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GHARARA AND SHARARA
Just like two cousins that resemble many similarities, Sharara and Gharara are two completely different silhouettes. Both have flared bottoms, but the only difference that separates the two is Gharara’s silhouette.
It is fitted till the knee, and above the knee comes a band( could be of any embellishment, traditionally a gota Patti). The rest fabric is gathered or ruched to create flare-up to toes. Irrespective of their difference, both the silhouettes are adorned by women.
So, if you are someone who finds picking up a sharara set a bit tacky. Well! Worry not when you have us.
EMBRACING CO-ORD SHARARA SETS
Our Bollywood divas bring a feed full of inspiration, and their cultural collision provided by their stylist keeps the trend relevant amongst influencers and young fashion lovers. One such trend is the co-ord sharara set. Yes! You heard that right. Swap or re-wear with a signature kurta, or wear the co-ord top with an open jacket with contrast color and prints. It won’t ever fail to take you by surprise. You can wear it on any occasion, and this transformation will for sure stay in your closet for a longer time.
A CHIC LOOK WITH A SHORT KURTA SHARARA SET
Sharara and gharara set usually come along with a straight A-line silhouette, with a long kurta. This time, pair your short embroidered kurta or frock with your Sharara or gharara. This look will turn you into a cute, feminine, pretty woman. Another benefit of pulling off this silhouette is that it gives ample space for your Sharara or gharara to shine through. It is amongst the most adorned combos.
Try creating a mixture of subtle contrast by wearing soft colors with solid bottoms. Red and gold, black, and gold are among the best color options for a wedding occasion.
ADD ON A BIT OF DRAMA WITH FLARED KURTA SHARARA SET
Comfortable yet exquisitely voguish! When paired with a flared kurta, Sharara will create a dramatic space and be your savior for all your wedding and festive desi occasions. If all you stove is for a spectacular drama, perhaps, this silhouette is all you need.
Choose light hues and tones like beige, coral, lime yellow, powder blue, and champagne with a punch of poise and class. Extravagant ruffles and bell sleeves will blend along with the entire mood. A heavily embroidered dupatta will give a Bollywood finish look.
CHIC DREAMY LOOK WITH GHARARA SETS
If you are bored with shararas and want to don with a dash of sartorial elegance, gharara suit sets are the one for you. Whether it is a promotional, festive, casual, or wedding event, you can see endless Bollywood stars pulling off this groovy style.
And if you are also looking to flaunt in this traditional fit with a punch of drama, ghararas are a must-have silhouette to add to your cart.
