Celebrity Inspired Holi Outfits And Styling Ideas for Everyone

Spring season is about to end and the summers are on their way. While we are enjoying the essence of new life and the regeneration of nature, we will be welcoming summers with the festival of colours aka Holi. 

Embracing happiness, equality and the festival of togetherness. Holi is all about welcoming a new season and forgetting those past regrets and fights. As we say ‘Bura Na Mano Holi Hai!’ We dedicate our festival of colours to new beginnings. 

And while you are getting all excited and prepping up for one of the biggest festivals, we’ve got your back and bought you some outfit ideas so that you don’t have to stress upon your style quotient. 

While you are up for the game of colours and spreading those beautiful hues in the air, your dress up game will make you feel more special. And putting the cherry on top, we’ve got all the inspirations from our Bollywood celebs so nothing can get wrong. Right?

Outfit Ideas for Holi

For your first Holi together 

Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas are legit couple goals. While they fought all the odds and made it clear that love has no boundaries, PC and Nick are always seen celebrating every festival together. This outfit is from their first Holi together after marriage. And what’s special in their outfit? Well, nothing but love. And while we talked about the outfit, they opted to coordinate. Nick is wearing a simple kurta pyjama while Priyanka is embracing the matching Anarkali dress. While the colour white is a staple colour to pop out those colours of Holi.

You can opt for an Anarkali kurta with minimal designs or some threadwork and pair it with matching earrings like jhumkas or those oxidized trinkets.

Effortless yet classy with Jeans

A pair of jeans is a favourite outfit for everyone. You can find them in each and every wardrobe. And while it's the go-to garm, why not choose your favourite to that effortless yet classy look. Similar to the style of Alia, pick your favourite jeans and style them with any loose or straight kurta. You can also play with the different types of jeans like the go-to straight jeans, or the loose boyfriend jeans or play with any rugged or boot cut. Match it with white Kurti or long kurta while styling it with the oxidised jewellery. 

Play with the Bottoms

While we usually stress the upper garment, why not this time bring some drama in the bottoms? Wear any white top and pair it with some extra bottoms. Get inspired by Sara Ali Khan’s tie and dye jogger or pants which have bold colours or some extra work. You can also wear neon coloured pants or with some solid colours which will make your bottoms pop out. 

Keeping on with the Ruffle/Boho Game 

Ruffles are pretty, and dresses are cute. So why not pick both? Shorts dresses are always in and especially in. And especially in summers, short flowy dresses are perfect. The trend of boho short dresses is also in. So be a chick and opt for one on this Holi. Keep the styling minimal and pair it with matching stud earrings.

Be the Ethic Couple

Couple styling without coordinating? Well, Deepveer is giving us goals. Boys, pick your ethnic attire like a kurta with Koti and pyjama bottoms. You can also try the iconic Jodhpuri suit or breaches and the Handsome game is on. While your Bae can complement your style with the ethnic suit. Choose for light shades especially ivory or cream colours and style with jewellery. And for the single out there, you can still rock the style with any need of a partner. (wink)

And you are all set for the Holika Dehen Pooja and celebrations. 

Dupatta Drama

Well, this style is for both girls and boys. Pick your favourite ethnic suit or kurta pyjama and add that needed playful drama with the bright colour Dupatta. And talking about the pattern, well there is an end number of possibilities. From lehariya to Bandhej or cotton or Golden thread work like Kanjeevaram saree, The design of Dupatta can be any. 

Keep your Kurta and bottoms light coloured or preferably white and bring that dramatic kurta to it. And styling can be with any oxides or other jewels. Just like Janhvi’s outfit, your Dupatta will grab all the highlights.

Shirt-O-Short!

Holi is about fun and colours so there are no such boundaries to your styling range. It’s summers, it’s the time for fun so go with the flow wearing shorts. And what will make you stand out? Well, your shirt. Grab your floral or colour-blocked shirt and pair it with your shorts. And the fun part is not to wear it in the usual way. Instead, try to tie a knot on the shirt like Ananya or experiment with the different ways a shirt can be styled. And you are ready to groove on Balam Pichkari. Remember? Deepika embraced the same style in the Balam Pichkari song of Yeh Jawani hai Deewani. 

Tie and Dye 

Holi is the festival of colours so there is nothing titled too much colour. Pick any shirt or dress with Tie Dye print and add some extra colours to your celebration. No colour limitations nothing. This the effortless styling you can go for. 

Shake it with Sharara

Girls rule the world and the styling game. And when it comes to the options in ethnic wear there is no limit. The sharara outfit is not a new style but is always there in any wedding or cultural celebrations. So why no picking Sharara for Holi. With playful designs or minimal flowers motifs, Style your Shara with heavy earrings and you are ready for the festival.  

Saree Not Sorry

Well, it's the Indian Festival, an excuse to embrace the traditional attire. And who rules the game? Well, Saree. It holds that magic that instantly makes any woman more beautiful. So when in doubt, bring out that Saree. And styling? Well, you pair it with jewellery or keep it minimal, anything can work. 

Effortless styling

Still, confused and prefer to do nothing extra on your outfit? Then just bring out your old jeans and shirt which your mother will make a mop later XD. or like our Virushka, bring out denim bottoms and matching tees and without wasting any time join the battle of colours. 

Holi Added Bonus? - Ok so here is a tip, Opt for white or Ivory coloured outfits and Glares are again the go-to accessory. 

Have an environment-friendly, safe and happy Holi.

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