What To Wear This Holi 2024 ( Best 10 Holi Outfits), 25 March 2024

Colours, laughter, and the arrival of spring is what we picture when we hear the word Holi. But when it comes to the festival of colours, clothing is the one item we also consider. Since this awaited festival is all about comfort, movement and vibrancy.

 

We have created a very special list of the 15 Best Holi Outfits for Both Men and Women.

 

For Women

Classic Pure White Saree

There’s no denying that sarees are a woman’s best companion for Indian festivals. If you want to wear something breathable and lightweight, the classic pure white saree is the perfect choice for you. You can choose chiffon, georgette, satin or Chanderi, which are all famous for their comfortable yet playful material.

After all, what is a Holi celebration without a pure white look, right?

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Kameez and Churidaar 

Ideal for a traditional look, this Kameez and Churidar suit gives you a skin-fit and evergreen look. This suit flatters all body types- from tall and lanky women to short and curvy ones. You can go with a plain or a richly embroidered Kameez and pair it with a simple cotton, Banarasi or Chikankari Churidar. Seal the look by wearing a chiffon dupatta and become Holi-ready.

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Western Wear

Want to ditch the ethnic look and try something cool this time?

Don’t worry, we are glad to inform you that there is no particular dress code for Holi. You can simply rock a white top with denim or tie-dyed shirts which will give you the OH-SO-CHIC look without overdoing anything.

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Cotton Palazzo Set

Glide like a feather in this Printed Cotton Palazzo Set which is the latest trend in the contemporary fashion world. This set is minimal and breezy with a variety of prints such as geometrical, digital, stripes or floral. You can choose a flared bottom or a straight-cut palazzo pant and pair it with a matching Kurta with three-quarter sleeves. 

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Maxi Dress

Twirl the colours away! Floral Maxi dresses have captured a permanent place in our hearts. And you have every reason to include them in your Holi look this year. With so many styles to choose from - Boho, free-flowing, button-down, off-shoulder or wrap-up style, the Maxi dress is the undisputed mother of all versatile dresses. 

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Cape dress

The talk of the fashion town and every girl’s festival favourite in recent years, a flowy cape dress is all you need to nail the Holi Vibe. If you are someone who cannot compromise between style and comfort, then this dress is the absolute match for you.

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Patiala Suit

Get ready to dance the night away with this ravishing suit that will turn heads when you walk by. These suits are loved for their thread and stone works, and embroideries like Zari and Resham. Usually worn with a short kameez and dupatta, this outfit is a major service when paired with big sparkling earrings and bangles.

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Long ethnic skirt with a tank top

Oh to be the main character spinning in a Long Ethnic Skirt! This ensemble will charm everyone with its beautiful intricate designs and embellishments. The skirt comes in different styles - be it straight, flared, layered or netted. You can add a modern touch to it by pairing it with a tank top or crop top and channelling your inner Gen-Z.

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For Men

Basic White Tee with jeans

Let’s be clear, no one can go wrong with this look. Sport a plain or graphic white tee and pair it with blue jeans to exude freshness and sophistication. You can style the outfit with some cool shades and white sneakers to ace the look.

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Kurta Pajama

Men in formals are great, but men in Kurta Pajamas are just superior. Collared Kurtas with button-downs and full or three-quarter sleeves will give you the coveted ‘ It boy’ look from a Bollywood movie. Bonus tip - Roll up your sleeves and now you become irresistible.

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Tropical Print Co-ords

Add some jazz to your Holi wardrobe by wearing a tropical print co-ord that will go flawlessly with the vibrant festive spirit. Make the best out of this outfit by pairing it with a wristwatch or a hat.

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Indo-western 

A perfect blend of Indian and western elements, the indo-western outfit is one of the most worn attires by A-listers like Kartik Aaryan, Shahrukh Khan and Ayushmann Khurrana. Cut and tailored using unique techniques to give you a sharp and bold look, this outfit can be paired with trousers, pyjamas or Patiala-style dhotis.

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Kurta with printed Jackets

I mean, why should girls have all the fun? Men, It’s your time to shine extra by wearing a printed Jacket to grab all the eyeballs during the upcoming Holi season. Pick a jacket with a contrasting colour and prints, and style it with a brooch to give your plain kurta a regal taste.

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All white 

Nothing screams ‘ I’m ready for Holi ’ more than all-white apparel. To achieve this fit, you can wear a white shirt with white pants or shorts. You can also elevate the outfit by flaunting a colourful scarf or bandana.

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Cotton Kurta with Jeans

Comfort is non-negotiable for both genders, and what better than a Cotton Kurta to celebrate a bustling day with ease? You can smash this look by wearing a classy solid kurta, or you can experiment with different designs and patterns. Match it with a pair of skinny jeans and don a shawl to spice up the attire.

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As Holi approaches and the festive bells grow louder every day, make this Holi a memorable one for you and your loved ones by rocking the ensembles from the list. 

1. What is Holi and why is it celebrated?

   Holi is a vibrant Hindu festival celebrated annually, primarily in India, to welcome the arrival of spring and bid farewell to winter. It's also known as the festival of colors and love, signifying the triumph of good over evil.

 

2. When is Holi 2024 (holi 2024 kab hai)?

   Holi in 2024 falls on March 25th, marking the culmination of the two-day festival observed on March 24th (Holika Dahan) and March 25th (Rangwali Holi).

 

3. What is the significance of Holika Dahan?

   Holika Dahan, observed a day before Rangwali Holi, commemorates the victory of Prahlad over Holika, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. It involves the ritual burning of bonfires, representing the destruction of negativity and the onset of positivity.

 

4. How is Holi traditionally celebrated?

   Traditionally, Holi is celebrated with vibrant colors, water balloons, and water guns. People gather in groups, sing, dance, and smear each other with colored powders and water as a sign of joy and unity.

 

5. Are there any religious rituals associated with Holi?

   Apart from Holika Dahan, some regions conduct puja (worship) rituals during Holi, offering prayers to deities like Lord Krishna and Radha. Devotees seek blessings for prosperity, happiness, and the well-being of their loved ones.

 

6. Is Holi celebrated differently in various parts of India?

   Yes, Holi is celebrated with regional variations across India. For instance, in Mathura and Vrindavan, the birthplace of Lord Krishna, Holi is celebrated with great fervor and includes traditional Ras Leela performances.

 

7. Are there any special foods associated with Holi?

   Yes, several traditional sweets and snacks are prepared during Holi, such as gujiya (sweet dumplings), thandai (a refreshing drink infused with nuts and spices), and various savory snacks like pakoras and chaat.

 

8. Can anyone participate in Holi celebrations?

   Absolutely! Holi is a festival of inclusivity and joy. People from all walks of life, regardless of age, gender, or religion, come together to celebrate and spread happiness.

 

9. Are there any safety precautions to consider during Holi?

   Yes, it's important to be cautious while playing with colors and water to avoid any accidents or allergic reactions. Using organic or herbal colors is advisable, and it's also recommended to protect the eyes and skin.

 

10. Is Holi only celebrated in India?

    While Holi has its roots in India, it's also celebrated by Indian communities and enthusiasts worldwide. Over the years, it has gained popularity in various parts of the globe, becoming a symbol of unity and cultural diversity.

We wish you a Happy Holi