Kurtas have long been the go-to look, and succumbing to their allure is arguably the simplest thing you've ever done. You don't need to be stunned over and over; it's simply too beautiful to pass up. Kurtas will always keep you looking put-together no matter where you go. There's something in this edit for everyone, whether you're a die-hard minimalist or someone who dresses like it's a full-time job. Let's take a look at Tara Sutaria's ethnic style, which features her in kurtas.
When your usual churidar pants appear to be done and dusted for you to drool over, get your hands on dhoti trousers, but make it something as regal as satin. Here are the best outfits for a daytime wedding that will make you look ultra-chic. Tara wore these breezy bottoms with an ivory midi-length and sheer chikankari Kurti with rich embroidery and a V-neckline. The three-quarter-sleeved ensemble looked great with oxidised silver earrings, kolhapuris, and a small bag that matched her dhoti. Tara was styled by Meagan Concession in Anvila's gold zari nova set. This three-piece ensemble, like the previous one, included a midi-length kurta and straight-fit pants. The crimson and gold sindoor zari dupatta added a touch of sophistication to the look. The look was completed with statement earrings, a necklace, and gold stacked bangles. If you want white to have a moment in your street style, you'll need a similar cop one.
The flowing V-neck kurta was beautifully embroidered and had a scalloped hem for added appeal. The Student of the Year 2 actress went for a monochrome look, wearing a midi-length gown with a churidar and dupatta. Tara chose a blue close-neck brocade silk set from Raw Mango that was far too beautiful to look at; instead, the satin silk dupatta with its scalloped border captivated us. The look was completed with chunky rusted jewellery and black pointed-toe heels. Her red short Anarkali tunic was paired with pastel green palazzo pants with a wide embroidered border and a purple silk dupatta, which had pleats, embroidery, and zari work.
Tara wore jhumkas and juttis instead of jewellery for a full-on glitter look. You could make it all delightful with a peach chikankari kurta as simple as Tara's. To complete your look, pair white palazzos with juttis that are always in style.
Tara Sutaria's stunning kurta looks :
