Durga Puja Special: 7 Style Hacks To Try Out This Year

DIY: Mekhla Out Of Silk Sari

It is not mandatory to wear a sari in 'the sari way'. You can wear it according to your creative mood swings. Mekhla is the traditional attire from Assam and it looks like a half sari.

Make use of your old silk sari or borrow an old one from your mother's wardrobe. Cut it into half and wear it like a mekhla.

Cold Shoulder Tops With Sari

While the world is raging about cold shoulder trend, you can make the trend sassier by wearing a compatible cold shoulder top with a sari. It would take the traditional look to another level of sassiness. We recommend you to try this and be the stunning odd one out.

Denim Tops With Sari

Choosing the previous match for one day's look, you can keep your creative style statement alive by matching a denim top with a sari. A crop top would look great, but you can also try it with a denim shirt. The match would be very creative and also quite sassy.

Leather Belt On T-Shirts And Dresses

Some celebrities have already taken up this style but you can as well try this new trend. Wearing a boyfriend tee or top with a belt would make you look hotter. The belt can also be tied on an oversized maxi dress.

It will cut the monotone away.

Shorts With Dress

Thinking about the weirdness of the combination? You would love it once you try it. Try taking a maxi dress with a front slit, preferrably a chiffon material. Wear that with a pair of matching or denim shorts. We bet, you will turn ravishingly hot.

Try out this style and stand out of the monotonous crowd.

Socks With Bellies

While you are done with the new trend of wearing socks with heels and sandals, this style should also be tried. We would not say that the style is very new but it is old school. Remember wearing your school ballerinas with socks. Bellies are just casual forms of school ballerinas and also in a cooler way. So, as we can foretell, this trend would be a rocking one. Try to be the first one to follow.

Patch Up Your Sari

While patched denims, tops, trousers and also shoes are so much in trend, why not on a sari?

You can buy patches from your nearest button store and get them attached to your sari, preferably a plain chiffon sari. We can actually vouch on the point that it will look stunning.

Try it on your single coloured kurta too. Any way, where is the fun in monotone?