What’s on trend this Durga Puja? A simple guide

The festival of Durga Puja, which is coming up in just a few days, is a sight to behold as the city is decorated with extravagant pandals and lights. Now

The festival of Durga Puja, which is coming up in just a few days, is a sight to behold as the city is decorated with extravagant pandals and lights.

Now that Durga Puja is here, it’s time for you to purchase the newest styles. With lots of glitz and glamour, the five-day extravaganza is celebrated. This means that for Durga Puja, your wardrobe should be stocked with the newest styles. During Durga Puja, food and fashion take centre stage.  It’s time to prepare your clothing with the newest colour trends for Durga Puja.

Color trends come and go, much like all fashion trends, including those for handbags, shoes, and jewellery. However, colour theory, or how different colours make us feel, will always be a part of our daily lives.

According to this season’s best fall fashion colours in 2022, bright and beautiful, from head-to-toe oranges and zesty lime greens to classic autumnal browns and grays.

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If you consider yourself more of a colour minimalist, let this be the season where you colour outside the lines and into your wardrobes. Below are some of the trendy colours for this season to deck up your wardrobe with.

Perfect Purple

Since purple is extremely versatile, it’s essentially the perfect colour for transitional weather. You can drape a light purple saree or a bold purple kurta set with a white pearl set. Purple is one of the most defiant hues. Purple is not the most popular hue in the world, people adoring it are focused solely on it. Lavendar, lilac, and periwinkle are various hues of purple. There is, however, no limit to the number of purple hues that can be used; from the lightest lavender, mauve, and light violet to the darkest plum, there is a wide range of purple hues to love or loathe.

Baby Pink

Our journey continues with perhaps the most ambiguous color—pink. Pink is a combination of red and white, and depending on how much of each colour is present, the resulting pink hue may have a variety of connotations. A pink saree, or a baby pink shaded ‘Mekhela Chador’, is all you need to flaunt your style in Durga Puja.

Going Green in October

Going with the green colour can be fruitful, Green is a symbol of life, growth, vitality, and rebirth. The colour has a calming effect on the eyes. Go out and flaunt your green pants or a green kurti.

Fun with Blue

Blue is all time’s favourite colour to go with. In terms of colour, between black, with its style and uniformity, and too-bright, pretentious colours, blue strikes a balance. It is unassuming and simple to select a successful combo with it. In addition, there are many different shades of blue, making it simple to select the appropriate one while keeping in mind your personal colour preferences. So make a choice of your blue shade to go with.

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