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Schenelle Dsouza Along with fun garba and dandiya rounds, Navratri is also known for its vibrant colours reserved for each of the nine days of the festival. If you’re still without an outfit, and looking for inspiration for your Navratri wardrobe, fret not. We’ve got you covered.
Scroll down to take a look at some of the best designer picks for each day of the vibrant festival.
Day 1: Yellow A universally happy colour, yellow symbolises brightness, joy and cheer.
Anita Dongre Raika Saree Set – Yellow Buy Here
Photo Courtesy: Anita Dongre Masaba Gupta Yellow Garden Of Eden Lehenga Set Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Masaba Gupta Varun Bahl Embroidered Kurta Sharara Set Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Varun Bahl Day 2: Green A symbol of new beginnings, green refers to the elements of Mother Nature and her nourishing qualities.
Masaba Gupta Lotus In The Pond Kurta Dress Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Masaba Gupta
Ritu Kumar Green printed Dress Buy Here
Photo Courtesy: Ritu Kumar Ridhi Mehra JAVED Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Ridhi Mehra Day 3: Grey Grey colour worn on the third day refers to the destruction of all evil.
Rahul Mishra Bandhani Yoke Kali Straight Kurta Set Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Rahul Mishra Raw Mango Charcoal Night Sari Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Raw Mango Day 4: Orange After darkness comes the light. And so the colour orange is worn to signify brightness, knowledge and tranquillity.
Anamika Khanna Embroidered Kurta Set Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Anamika Khanna Anita Dongre Zayna Bandhani Saree Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Anita Dongre
Ritu Kumar Rust Embroidered Suit Set Buy Here
Photo Courtesy: Ritu Kumar Day 5: White A symbol of purity and peace, the colour white signifies purity, peace and serenity.
Falguni Shane Peacock Blaire Kurta Set Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Falguni Shane Peacock Rahul Mishra Pichwai Hand Embroidered Gown Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Rahul Mishra Ridhi Mehra KIRA Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Ridhi Mehra Day 6: Red Along with passion and beauty, the colour red also symbolises fearlessness and anger to get rid of evil.
Anita Dongre Dayita Saree Set – Red Buy Here
Photo Courtesy: Anita Dongre Arpita Mehta Red Georgette Ruffle Sari Set Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Arpita Mehta
Ritu Kumar Red Floral Print Suit Set Buy Here
Photo Courtesy: Ritu Kumar Day 7: Blue A very exquisite colour, the colour royal blue is significant of divine energy.
Arpita Mehta Classic Blue Embroidered Gharara Set Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Arpita Mehta Falguni Shane Peacock Layla Kurta Set Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Falguni Shane Peacock Sabyasachi Embroidered Kurta Sharara Set Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Sabyasachi Day 8: Pink A personification of understanding and purity, pink is symbolic of compassion and virtue.
Anamika Khanna Embroidered Kurta Sharara Set Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Anamika Khanna Masaba Gupta Hot Pink Triangular Flower Saree Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Masaba Gupta
Tarun Tahiliani Shade Of Aqua Sheer Silk Anarkali Buy Here
Photo Courtesy: Tarun Tahilliani Day 9: Purple Finally purple is worn on the last day to represent one’s energy towards their ambitions and goals.
Anita Dongre Gungun Bandhani Anarkali Set Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Anita Dongre Tarun Tahiliani Purple Ombre Draped Concept Saree Buy Here Photo Courtesy: Tarun Tahilliani Photo Courtesy: Raw Mango You may also like:
