What once used to be considered a style statement for the Desi Girl, kurtis are now a perfect dress for any occasion. Kurtis usually fall in the category of ethnic wear, but since a growing number of ladies are starting to pair it with a wide variety of bottoms such as jeans (not only in India, but across the global – particularly Europe), we have seen a new trend emerging fast: kurtis designed for office wear. In fact, we get a lot of enquiries about the latest kurti designs for ethnic work wear. If you too are looking for a dress that you can wear to office, here is some of the latest ethnic work wear trends you should try out:
Short kurti for office wear
This is the most obvious choice for ethnic work wear style. Short kurtis paired with jeans or trousers will grace different types of official occasions with your sizzling presence. You can pair kurti with different types of bottom wear depending on the occasion. For example, if you are looking for a comfortable feel and casual look, you can pair a short kurti with jeans. On the other hand, you can pair kurti with a trouser if you are attending a conference or a meeting.
Printed kurtis
Printed kurtis are trending everywhere. And obviously, they are becoming popular among no-nonsense ladies. Kurtis are available in different types of prints, but digital prints are what’s catching the fancy of business women. While prints such as Bandhani, Kalamkari and Bagru are the choice for formal or festive occasions, digital prints are gaining popularity among working women.
Single colour kurti tops
‘Keep it simple’ should be your motto. Single colour kurti top with a denim jeans or tight bottom wear will keep you comfortable as you run around your office taking care of errands. Minor embroidery work will add charm to the top. Try to go for cotton as the fabric of choice when you are wearing a monochromatic kurti.
If you are tired of wearing pencil cut pants and formal shirts to office, nothing should hold you back from trying out ethnic work wear. Above were our top recommendations if you want to add some colour and style to your work wardrobe. Many ladies don’t want to wear kurtis to office because they fear that this type of ethnic wear make them look like a behenji. Well, you probably don’t even realize how wrong you are. Start shopping for ethnic work wear today at Kurti Fashion.