Double up your Holi celebration with some new clothes and add a splash of colors to your Spring closet essentials. The festive rituals start a day before the actual day of colors. Holika Dahan is the beginning of the Holi celebrations. Hence, you can stand out during a dusk time in attire colored in bright shades like pink, orange, mustard, green and blue. You can also go for multi-colors and rainbow hues that will complement the festival's mood. We suggest avoiding heavy and synthetic fabrics as they are highly flammable and can make you sweat easily.

We understand that choosing an outfit for festivals is quite an uphill task. So, if you want to go with the conventional trend and yet look classy, wear a saree. The six-yard fabric will take care of your style and image. So, start shopping for sarees that will be your perfect pick for Holi.

Here we present some saree types that you can wear at the festival of colors this year. Take a look:
 

• Chiffon Sarees: Chiffon sarees are the perfect outfit for a Holi party as they look flowy and stylish. They don’t give you a heavy look as they come in different colors. You can go for pastel shades if you want to keep your look simple yet attractive.

• Georgette Sarees: Georgette is a sheer fabric that is either opaque or transparent, with both varieties having high demand. The fabric accentuates your figure and hence makes you look and feel good about yourself.

• Silk Sarees: Silk never goes out of fashion. It is a fabric that is best suited for special occasions and festivals. You can consider wearing a Silk saree on Holi to look elegant. Silk comes in various types like Kanjeevaram, Pattu, Satin-Silk, Banarasi, etc. Choose the one that you find the most appropriate. You can find Silk saree for women online at exciting prices.

• Chikankari Sarees: From the city of Nawabs comes the epitome of sophistication - Chikankari sarees. They look gorgeous with their intricate designs and heavy embroidery on the soothing colors. You can wear these sarees at any occasion and time to grab all eyes.

• Chanderi Sarees: Chanderi fabric comes from Madhya Pradesh. The saree comes with Zari and Silk woven together. It has a luxurious feel making it appropriate for festivities and celebrations. Talking about the silhouettes, you can choose to wear some exquisite designs that will give you a contemporary look:

• Ruffled Sarees: You can re-create the retro trend in ruffled sarees this festive season. It will give you a statement look and make you the showstopper. Here is a little tip; wear the right kind of accessories and be ready to turn a few heads around!

• Banarsi Sarees: Banarasi Sarees, as the name suggests are originally from Varanasi (previously known as Banaras). They are suitable for significant occasions and festivals owing to the finesse with which they are crafted.

• Nauvari Sarees: If you are newly-wed and this is your first Holi after marriage, you can choose a Nauvari Saree originated from the country's Western parts and was mainly worn by Maratha women in the good old times.

• Bandhani Sarees: The famous tie and dye work from Gujarat is a Bandhani print in various colors and patterns. There is an age-old belief that the Bandhani pattern brings good fortune and is appropriate festive wear.

• Tant Sarees: This saree is a baby from West Bengal. It is Red and White, woven, and made of highly breathable fabric, perfect for humid weather. It is ideal for festivals and other special occasions.

• Kasavu Sarees: Kasavu comes from God’s own country; Kerala. It is a refined and radiant Indian Traditional Saree that is white has golden borders and is sometimes threaded with real gold. The saree looks stunning, and you can wear it during Holi as a lot of ladies prefer to wear a white saree providing others a blank canvas to splash colors on it!

To get the best designer saree for ladies you do not have to rush shopping to the nearest store. Hop on the Rajkumari website and find a world of sarees waiting for you! You can select the one that suits your style and budget and get ready to flaunt it this Holi.