Since 2021 is the year of the modern era, many things have been modernized and updated as per Gen Z. So here we are with an updated wardrobe for this Gen Z and a whopping new list for all our dear readers to match the New Modern trends.Here are the top 10 styles of kurtis that you must have in your wardrobe to keep up with the trending "Atmospheric Style" changes.Kurtis is one of the oldest and most versatile Indian outfits, and no matter which part of the world you are staying in, you will have a kurta in your wardrobe if you are an Indian.

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We have seen a huge transformation in the styles of kurta over the years. The fashion landscape for this particular outfit has traveled from kurtas to kurtis to tunics to short-length tops to ethnic dresses. Of course, ethnic dresses are the most preferred by today’s modern-day women. But even after going through so many transformations, the most basic style of kurta remains very close to the heart of an Indian. It has been a go-to garment for non-resident Indians for family get-togethers and dinner parties. We know you guys are bored wearing the same boring Western outfits for your everyday lives. You want a chance to dress up, feel good about yourself, and, of course, stay connected to Indian heritage in whatever way possible.

Hello Kurtis!!!

As the summers get closer, the demand for different types of kurtis increases manyfold, as everyone loves to style this garment in their own unique way. Even though the kurta was originally set to be a very Indian outfit, Now, with style evolution, they can be easily paired with a western bottom for a fusion look, and most women prefer this look as it can be worn all day without feeling uncomfortable. Keeping in mind the desire for Indo-Western outfits and understanding the needs of our customers, at Karma Place we have the latest trends in kurtas that are comfortable, stylish, and chic.

What’s new in our collection?

Well, the new collection offers exceptional quality, trending styles at affordable prices, and of course, as always, we have a huge collection for you to select from. Pick some of the finest and trendiest kurtas in our latest spring-summer collection and be summer-ready.

LET'S CHECK OUT 10 MUST HAVE KURTIS IN YOUR WARDROBE

ANARKALI KURTI

Anarkali Kurtis is popular among the youth and young working class. This kurta fits perfectly from the chest and flares down from the waist like a frock. The length of this particular kurta is one's personal choice. It could be thigh length, knee length, calf length, or even ankle length. Anarkali kurtas can be worn on formal occasions, dinner parties, or even small family functions.

This is a beautiful raw silk kurta with self-colored stripes on it. The neck is angrakha-styled, which gives this kurta a royal touch. You can pair this beautiful kurta with either palazzo, cheddar, or even straight pants. Accessorize the look with beautiful Kundan earrings and some chunky rings. You can also carry a clutch that matches your other jewelry. Lastly, wear either kolhapuris or small heels to finish this look.

A-LINE KURTA 

An A-line kurta is perfect for casual wear and can be paired with leggings, chuddar, palazzo, denim, and salwar. Since this is a casual look, team it up with small and simple earrings, flats, and a watch for an elegant look.

This is a cotton kurta in teal with gold print on it, which is the perfect combination of simple and stylish. This is the perfect a-lined kurta for your family functions and small get-togethers. This kurta can be paired with gold chandbalis and gold bangles to complete your Indian look. Don’t forget to add a bindi to this outfit. 

FLARED KURTA

Flared kurta is often confused with Anarkalis. We know they look similar because of their similar flare at the bottom, but they are truly different. Flared kurtis are not body-hugging but are loose and look beautiful on tall-slim body types. These kurtis are paired best with chuddar, straight pants, denim, salwar, or even worn as is, like a dress, depending on its length.

Empire waist Kurtis, which is more fitted from the torso and flared from the waist down, is another variation of flared Kurtis. This beautiful floral kurta is from our new collection and has a self-sequined jacket on top. This kurta is made of georgette, giving it a perfect fall and flowy summer feel.

Style Tip: Wear this kurta as a dress without any bottoms and add on a beige or red underbust belt to break the symmetry of the kurta. Accessorize this look with simple stud earrings and a watch. You can wear the sequined jacket on top of the belt.

OVERLAY KURTA

The overlay is a fascinating new concept in Kurtis. It is currently pretty trending and is also called a layered kurta. The layered bar could be of the same color or could be of a contrasting color as well. This kurta overall gives a two-layer look, making the outfit look elegant and a perfect outfit for wedding receptions, parties, and festive occasions as it has a vibrant vibe to it.

This sea-green Chanderi silk kurta with a pink layer is the perfect choice for your upcoming festivities. Pair this kurta-up palazzo with some dangling chunky earrings to finish this look.

SHIRT KURTI

Another beautiful fusion of Indian and western cultures As the name suggests, this outfit has buttons in the front, making it a fusion of a shirt and a kurti. Since it is a combination of a shirt and a kurta, it can be worn on both casual and formal occasions. This kurta can be paired with palazzo, chuddar, and denim as well.

But do you know what our favorite way of wearing this particular style is? Wear it as is with any bottoms. Put a belt around your high waist, wear some chunky bracelets with a watch, and transform the kurti into a dress. Shirt kurtis are generally accessorized with simple, dainty jewelry.

KURTIS WITH A JACKET

A jacket over a Kurti either in a contrasting color or the matching color is the latest trend in the Kurti style. We have also seen printed jackets with plain Kurtis. A dupatta is replaced by the jacket adding a little more flare to the outfit. This style is generally worn with straight pants, palazzo churidar, etc. Style tip you can also wear a belt under the bust over the jacket to give a more chic look to your outfit.  

 COLOUR BLOCKING

Want to make a bold statement? This Kurti is perfect for you! This Kurti has a contrasting and bright color block. Color blocking can be done in any style, be it A-line, high-low, straight short, or long Kurtis. It is the brilliant color combination that makes this Kurti stand out. The colors of such outfits can be contrasting in the way they complement each other. This is mostly a summer outfit that can be teamed with a jacket as well to make the overall look edgier.

Generally, this kurta is paired with straight pants, leggings, palazzos, skirts, and jeggings. But you know what we love teaming these kinds of kurtis with? Ripped denim—this will give you an edgy look. This beige and pink kurta is the perfect color-blocking style you can wear this summer with a pair of ripped jeans. You can team this outfit with a chunky necklace and some nice wedges for a perfect look.

ANGRAKHA KURTI

Fun fact about this style: It was initially worn by musicians of the royal court. It was initially worn like a jacket, which would have two contrasting flaps or even similar flaps that lay on each other and have a string with small pom-poms, tassels, or latkans at its ends, which are tied together at the side of the chest. These fancy strings add to the glam quotient of the outfit.

In the modern world, our Angrakha Kurtis has been inspired by the royal dress code and is loved by all women. The heavier version of this kurti is worn during wedding functions and festive parties. Since the outfit feels royal, pair it with nice jhumkas or chandbalis, and you are good to go.

ONE-SHOULDER KURTI

Another stylish design for the basic kurti. This design can win the most stylish kurti of the year. This unique one-shoulder Kurti is long and draped over one shoulder, keeping the other shoulder bare.

The lovely grey kurta has bell sleeves on one shoulder and red polka-dot embroidery throughout the kurta. Team this kurta with red straight pants or palazzo and some nice chunky sparkling earrings. This look is going to grab you a lot of compliments.

SPAGHETTI KURTI

Having bare-sun moments in the summer is all we crave after being hidden in multiple layers thanks to the cold weather. Spaghetti kurtis, just like spaghetti tops, are a big hit for summer. But before you step out in this, do not forget to apply a generous amount of moisturizer; after all, we do not want to get tanned.

This floor-length strappy Kurti can be worn as a gown and will look perfect and chic on you. Team this up with a gold belt around your waist to flaunt your curves and wear some dazzling drop earrings. You can wear hoop earrings with this outfit. Let us know your thoughts on this blog.