The modern bandhani will transform your summer wardrobe. How do you
Bandhani is not more confined to conventional outfits and is really overflowing with every one of the perspectives that might reverberate with your trendy summer-design picks.
Ankush Pandey
When you think of bandhani, you probably picture a saree, dupatta, or even a lehenga. The heritage craft has long been associated with ethnic silhouettes, from light sarees to vibrant dupattas that can be used as an instant refresher for basic kurta sets to mehendi-perfect lehenga sets. However, it is time to learn about the modern aspects of this traditional craft and include it in your summer wardrobe. Because it encompasses all aspects that may resonate with your modish fashion choices rather than being limited to traditional outfits.
This traditional tie-dye method, which involves creating printed dots on an expanse of fabric with the utmost precision, has undoubtedly been a go-to for festive and wedding wear due to its timeless appeal. We even saw couturiers entwine it with the majestic Banarasi winds to loan it a pompous, marriage glitz makeover. But summer is the best time to see and appreciate the global aesthetic side of bandhani.
Style fashioner Nupur Kanoi, who has been modernizing the native and conventional specialty method for resort wear assortments, accepts that bandhani is a customary art that rises above patterns. " This intricate technique can be used on more than just traditional ethnic clothing like sarees and dupattas. She stated, "We have been closely working with bandhani artisans from Bhuj, Gujarat, to create graphic patterns in design for contemporary resort wear styles that are India-Modern, global in aesthetic, and yet traditional in thought." The bandhani artisans are from Bhuj, which is in the state of Gujarat.
Her designs, which are frequently worn by Bollywood fashionistas, reflect her ideas about bandhani and its modern styling versatility. To begin, Shilpa Shetty is shown here wearing a jumpsuit made of a knotted kimono with a magenta color and lime green accents. With her jewelry choices, the actress, who promotes experimental and fusion fashion, gave the Nupur Kanoi ensemble a bohemian feel.
Your summer wardrobe would not be complete without a pair of co-ord sets, given the current craze for stylish and comfortable ensembles. You can choose a bandhani co-ord set, like the one Kriti Sanon wore, instead of the classic floral or abstract prints.
