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Finding a kurti that is both comfortable and trendy is not an easy task. Finding the one that is suitable for a particular weather is even trickier. However, if we pay an adequate attention to different relevant factors the decision process might get much easier.

The three things to look for while finding a kurti for summers are:

Don't Choose Clingy Fabric

Fabrics like silk are a big No No as these fabrics tend to cling to the skin and produce more sweat. The last thing you would like to exude from your beautiful body is the all permeating smell. So, the only fabric you should prefer to wear during summer is cotton. Aim fro the 100% pure cotton instead of settling for mixed fabrics.

Look Trendy Without Affecting Your Comfort

The embroidery can be a great addition to the style of the kurti to wear. But forget the rule during summers, The same embroidery that gives you a superb look in the winters would look a bit heavy to the eyes if worn in the summer.

Avoid Long Kurtis

Make sure that your kurtis is much above your ankles. You should ideally aim for knee lengthy kurtis while attending the tradition events. For the office you can even for go for the thigh length kurtis.
 
Ideal Kurti for Workplace

If you are looking for the ideal kurti to wear at your workplace then there can be no better choice than an airy kurti. It is the time when by chose probably rein in your craving for looking too glamorous. Go for simple, kurtis with half sleeves. make sure that there should be enough room for easy movements. The fabric should not cling to your body. Ensure that armhole should offer a perfect comfort. The waist portion should not disturb you while you sit down or stand up. Prefer knee length kurtis that will help you to move sit comfortably. Avoid collars and make sure that the kurti should be airy enough to allow your skin breathe easily.

Ideal Kurti for Casual Wear

For casual wears prefer the kurtis that offer you the required amount of elegance and glamour without compromising on your comfort. Pay more attention to the patterns and prints rather than going for embroidery. you can also prefer go for minimum thread work. But wearing a kurti with metal work or mirror work is a bog No No. Avoid wearing asymmetrical cuts as they will make your movements even difficult. Ankle length anarkalis can look great but it will certainly interfere with your movements. SO you can wear it in the function where you don't have to participate actively but avoid if is you need to shake a leg pr have to remain active throughout the function like the traditional function in the close relatives.