How to Style Your Kurti Shrug: Definite Guide (Latest Designs)

Looking for a dress that brings out the confident side of your personality? The latest fashion statement you should definitely give a try is kurtis with shrug. Kurtis with shrug is the perfect outfit for any occasion, particularly if you are outdoors and need to make a style statement.

As the name suggests, a shrug makes a kurti outfit look double-layered. Since it comes in different designs, we can’t generalize the style, but a shrug is worn around an inner kurti, just like a coat around a shirt. Shrugs comes in different lengths and styles. Some are knee-length, while others are ankle length. If the coat-like outer outfit is waist-length, it will fall into the category of jacket instead of shrug.

Now that the definition is out of the way, let’s discuss some of the latest shrug designs and how to style them depending on the occasion.

Different types of shrugs

Here are a few different types of shrugs that are currently in trend:

Long Shrug

The most common style of shrug is Long Shrug. These shrugs usually have full (ankle) length. While you can pair them with jeans, you can wear them with kurtis as well for comfort. They are the perfect choice for any occasion – whether you want to flaunt your fashion sense at your office or dazzle a party.

Double-layered knee-length kurti shrug

These shrugs are often attached to sleeveless kurtis. They are knee-length. The inner kurti is also knee-length. How the hems of the shrug and kurti are designed can have a great deal of impact on the outfit’s appearance. These types of dresses are best suited if you want to have a professional appearance. They are also suited for casual occasions.

Jacket-like shrugs

These types of shrugs are slightly longer than waist length. They look like a coat. You can pair them with jeans or pants. They are best suited for casual occasions.

There are many other different types of shrugs including cropped and fringed shrugs.

Latest shrug styles in fashion

Long shrug with front slit

These types of shrugs are paired with pants. Waist down, these shrugs have a front-slit style with full flare. Take a look at kurti shrug with pants below.

Shrug with sleeveless kurti top and pant

In this type of dress, shrug and top style complement each-other. For example, if there is embroidery on the top, the shrug will have the same embroidery design. You can remove the shrug if you want to feel more comfortable.

Long flared kurti with knee-length shrug

In this style, a knee-length shrug is paired with a long flared kurti. Take a look at some designs below.

Kurti and shrug with same length, but with different hem designs

Either the kurti or the shrug has asymmetric design. Both are more or less the same length. Take a look at the designs below:

Wrapping up

Kurtis with shrug have become an integral part of the ethnic wardrobe. You should definitely give it a try if you already haven’t. Keep in mind that there are many different types of shrugs available in the market and you should pick one that suits your personality and occasion. Check our latest Kurti with Shrug collection and get started with this great outfit.