INDIA! A dream country of festivals, jamborees, and colors that never fails to reflect the promising culture of our nation. Many festivals are celebrated throughout the year. Some celebrate religious occasions while others welcome a particular season. One such festival is Navratri.
Every night of Navratri symbolizes the triumph of go od over evil, compassion over hatred, empowerment over harassment, equality over bais, and positivity over negativity. Mythology and history continue to inspire and reflect our modern lives. And we believe that inside every girl, there’s a fierce goddess that has the competence to make or break you.
One of the most powerful deities- Goddess Durga, is worshipped in the nine days of Chaitra Navratri. Each day symbolizes various incarnations of Goddess Durga and the weapons to protect her devotees from an evil spirit.
This auspicious festival is celebrated by fasting, worshipping, eating special food, and playing Garba and dandiya, followed by a specific color theme in 9 different ways. The Loom is here to help you frolic carefree during festivities, as we have compiled hand-picked curation of outfits and accessories, offering just the perfect mix of ethnic and contemporary.
DAY: 1 YELLOW
The first day of Navratri begins by worshipping Maa Shaliputri, known for representing Mother Nature- courage, happiness, and brightness. The color yellow symbolizes joy and cheerfulness. It comes with a zeal to experiment with easy-going styles such as vibrant deity florals. To make a multi-faceted look, pair your dress with statement accessories, textured mules, and cocktail rings.
DAY: 2 GREEN
The second day of Navratri is celebrated by worshipping Maa Brahmcharini to attain spiritual knowledge such as peace and moksha and positivity in our lives. The color green symbolizes growth, energy, and nature-influenced prints. Wear floral danglers with Kolhauri slip-ons and a deep green clutch to keep the look modern.
DAY: 3 GREY
The third incarnation of Goddess Durga is Maa Chandraghanta, symbolizing bravery and an end to the distress and sufferings. The color grey depicts the challenge to fight the agony. Grey on its own holds the strength and transition amongst the vast sea of dazzling and jewel-tone hues. We would suggest opting for a sharara set with some embellishment. Style it with a matching cuff, silver clutch, and embellished mules for a contemporary touch.
DAY: 4 ORANGE
Maa Kushmanda, the greenery and vegetation provider, represents the color Orange. It signifies energy, power, and happiness. Choose a vibrant Bandhani kurta for vibrancy. Go for garments with a golden border and intricate finish. Finish off this look with a metallic clutch, brass earrings to get an over-the-top look.
DAY: 5 WHITE
Day 5th is celebrated by worshipping Maa Skandmata, known for reflecting protection and serenity. The White color brings purity, peace, and compassion with itself. So shift your focus towards a more effortless look. Opt for gota lace detailing to reckon shine against white. Finish off this edgy look with a metallic-accented bag, accessories with contrast footwear to add a punch.
DAY: 6 RED
The sixth incarnation of Goddess Durga is Maa Katyayani, symbolizing robustness and good health. The color Red reflects vigor and action, beauty and fearlessness. Let the color speak for you. Dress in a bold statement look featuring silk and zari ensemble, and team up your favorite Kolhapuris with a potli clutch and Kundan set.
DAY: 7 NAVY BLUE
The seventh day of Navratri is celebrated by worshipping Maa Kaalratri to attain transformation. The color Navy Blue symbolizes modification, good health, and prosperity. Pair a rich Angrakha kurta set with gorgeous enamel jhumkas, a contrast dupatta, embellished slip-ons, and a sling for added sparkle.
DAY: 8 PINK
Day 8th is celebrated by worshipping Maa Mahagauri, known for reflecting hope and extreme beauty. The Pink color brings a desire for the freshness of perspective. A bandhani choga salwar set is a perfect example of befitting the opportunity. Style this look with enamel studs, pink juttis, and a potli bag.
DAY: 9 PURPLE
The last day of this mega-festive occasion, day 9th, is celebrated by worshipping Maa Siddhidatri, known as a knowledge provider and bestow all kinds of Riddhi-Siddhis. The color Purple represents power and ambition, intellect and peace. Mix and match this color with metallic accents. Incorporate some warm tones when choosing accessories.
This blog was for all the STRONG WOMEN out there who have the ultimate power to nurture and convert with grit and compassion. MAY WE KNOW THEM, EMBRACE THEM, and BE THEM.
