The Republic Day calls for the tri-color palette and we have curated the perfect way you can dress up, with our top designers sharing their go-to outfits for the memorable day. Check out the insider style tips from the ace designers to amp up your style!
The chic ivory
Keeping it simple, clean and chic, designer Bhaavya Bhatnagar of the brand Bhaavya Bhatnagar loves white for Republic Day. “My go-to outfit would be an ivory Chikkan kurta with cropped pants and a shawl!”
Combine them together
Women are dauntless, independent, free-spirited and the crowning glory of India. Designers Priyanka and Kavita Jain believe that Republic day is a celebration of the true spirit of independent India. The day fills them with immense pride and gives them a strong sense of being.
Kavita Jain loves the double-layered saffron ensemble detailed with hand embroidery & block printing. Priyanka Jain picks the subtle green ensemble enhanced with block printing & embroidery that represents peace.
The mix of classic and contemporary
Kunal Anil Tanna is known for his contemporary take on the classic silhouettes and textures of India. On this Republic Day, the designer feels a sense of pride that India today has evolved and has proved to be a progressive country at power with the developed countries. “To represent such an ideology my go-to outfit would be a classic Bandhgala suit with a hint of contemporary detailing.”
A Monotone Look
A classic twist to the tri-color would be monotone. Tanvi Salwani, the designer of the contemporary brand, Zwaan looks at Republic Day as a symbol of freedom and strength and it also guides an individual to free their thoughts. “I would wear a rust to orange color block hand-pleated gown as the strong Color block and cascading look of fabric relates to the strength and waviness of our tricolor flag.”
