Anarkali fashion holds a value for ages and this dress is one of the most loved and amazing for every girl and fits for any occasion.
If we check the history of Anarkali, it started or say originated from Mughal era. Named after a great courtesan of Akbar’s emperor Anarkali. It is made up of long, floor-length frock style top, with Chudidar and dupatta.
I learned Kathak dance and remember that when we used to have a dance performance on stage we always used to dress up in this outfit, and now it’s more than dance costume and turned into fashion.

This is one such ethnic dress of Indian culture which symbolizes a rich and ancient history.

Type of Anarkali

Today every woman especially in India can’t deny that they don’t like or don’t have at least one piece of this beautiful outfit. It comes in a various variety of colors, fabric and even price.

Floor length Anarkali:

You will never miss a chance to be center of attraction of any gathering with simple plain Anarkali dress. There are so many different styles available which fits for any occasion.

Angarkha style Anarkali.

When I was in hostel one of a friend from Rajasthan she always has a good collection of angarkha suits which I really liked and now the same style you can find in Anarkali suits too.

Jacket Style Anarkali

Well, now if you don’t want to carry a dupatta this style is definitely going to be your best choice. Style it with  the good stylish jacket will sure add the essence of style and elegance.

Cape style Anarkali

This is new and latest to the collection which must be tried out … Wear it with pants and flaunt.

Anarkali with Skirt or Lehnga

This is not important that it only to be styled with pants or chudidar, pair it with Lehnga or skirt to add one more ethnic look.

Starting from a minimum range of 350/- Rs till thousands this piece of fashion is the soul of every occasion.
Even most of Bollywood actresses from my all time fav Madhuri Dixit to Shilpa Shetty can be spotted in this outfit.

I too love flaunting in Anarkali sometime as I love the style and Indian touch.

So next time you wonder what to wear for any occasion this is the best choice.

© Ruchie Verma.

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