There is a sense of celebration in the air the minute the monsoon slows down and the month of August approaches. It’s a month full of holidays and the onset of festivities. It’s very easy to look up Fashion trends for women & men with so many fashion weeks. With so many places to shop at you often wonder what’s really cool and in vogue for kids especially Indian Festive wear. As parents we often worry about the comfort more than fashion but with moms dishing out so many products its become so much easier. 2013 saw a host of new trends making their way onto the fashion scene. We spoke to experts to find out which of them will dominate through the festive season on Indian wear too.
- From shimmering sequins, bling gold lace and borders, sheer dupattas and flowy crushed silks and tissues that will dominate the fashion scene this festive season.
From: Kids Chakra
2. Neon is the new bright and purple the new black. Kids fashion will also see a lot of brights going bling.
From: Kids Chakra
3. Sequins were a big trend in the party season, be it on dresses or tops. They not only look good on short and chic dresses, but can also be used as a separate accessory by themselves. Opt for colours such as bronze, gold or silver.
4. Indo western: While we all love donning our kids in Indian wear during the big occasions. It’s important to keep a change that they will feel comfortable in. Create your own Indian dress with an ethnic brocade dress maybe strappy too with a border that adds the bling.
5. This season also calls for a lot of Victorian inspirations with pearls and jadau making aback.
6. Fashion for the boys will see lots of neon brights with subtle structured jackets too
From: Frangipani Kids Clothing
7. Long maxis in Indian prints will also be the perfect thing to wear on an Indo western night.
From: Frangipani Kids Clothing
8. Styles that are trending for girls are anarkalis, lehengas and Deepika Padukone’s popular half Sari from Chennai Express
From: Frangipani Kids Clothing
10. Boys should definitely try out bright kurtas and waistcoats with embroidery and zari work say designers at Nee & Oink.
From: Nee & Oink designs
So moms, now dress your kids this festive season with the latest trends from the best Designers and make this festive year more brighter, joyful and fun for them.
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Janani S Koushik
Faujimom
Rohini Rajagopalan
