Best 5 kurtis for girls to check out on Myntra this Diwali: With Diwali around the corner, it’s time to pick out festive outfits for the little ones too. A kurti is a lovely choice for the occasion, especially when it comes with colourful prints, pretty embroidery or a bit of mirror work. You can pair it with leggings and festive footwear to put together a complete look without going overboard.
5 Kurtis for Girls to Check Out on Myntra This Diwali
From a bright yellow Anarkali to kurtis with floral and ethnic embroidery, Myntra has a few different styles to choose from this festive season. We’ve picked out five designs that can work for Diwali celebrations, family get-togethers and the days around the festival.
BlueWears Floral Embroidered V-Neck Chikankari Kurti
This BlueWears kurti has a different look due to the combination of brown and white, and the black floral embroidery around the neckline and borders adds to the beauty. It’s a V neck with 3/4 sleeves and an A line shape. It also has a nice drape, thanks to the viscose rayon fabric. Team it with white leggings and festive flats for a diwali get together.
BAESD Girls Ethnic Motifs Embroidered Kurtis
Black isn’t the first color you think of when you think of a little girl’s Diwali outfit but the embroidery on this BAESD kurti is a lot of detail. Ethnic motifs decorate it and it features a round neckline, three-quarter sleeves and a button front closure. The flare at the bottom makes it a bit dressier. Now put on some colorful leggings to pull the outfit together.
Aarika Geometric Printed Mirror Work Pure Cotton Mirror Work Panelled Anarkali Kurti
Diwali is a great time to add a splash of bright yellow, and this Aarika Anarkali brings the details to match. It is adorned with an all over geometric print with mirror work and has a traditional look due to its paneled design. The kurti also features a round neck and three-quarter sleeves. It is made of pure cotton and can be paired with simple leggings and juttis for celebrations.
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Sangria Girls Floral Printed Pure Cotton Straight Short Kurtis
If you prefer floral prints, take a look at this blue and pink kurti from Sangria. It has flowers all over, a Mandarin collar and a straight silhouette that falls above the knee. There’s a front slit too, which adds a little detail to the design. The pure cotton fabric makes it a comfortable choice for a Diwali visit to relatives or a small family gathering.
BAESD Girls Ethnic Motifs Embroidered A-Line Kurti
This maroon kurti from BAESD has a festive feel, with ethnic motifs embroidered across the design. The tie-up neckline gives it a slightly different look from the usual round-neck styles, while the three-quarter sleeves and A-line shape keep the rest of the design simple. Wear it with beige or cream leggings to let the maroon colour stand out.
FAQs
1. Which of these kurtis are suitable for Diwali celebrations? The Aarika yellow Anarkali, both BAESD embroidered kurtis and the BlueWears chikankari kurti have festive details that work well for Diwali outfits.
2. Which kurti features mirror work? The yellow Aarika Anarkali has geometric prints along with mirror work detailing.
3. Are any of these kurtis made from pure cotton? Yes, the Aarika Anarkali and Sangria floral kurti are both made from pure cotton.
4. What can you pair with these kurtis for Diwali? Leggings or churidars work well with these designs. You can finish the outfit with juttis or festive flats.
