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Ever found yourself at your wardrobe wondering "What do I actually need to wear?" while preparing for a wedding, a Diwali celebration or a mehndi function? You're certainly not the only one. Ethnic wear options in the USA have long stopped being a single outfit. Now there are sharara sets for haldi, shimmer sarees for receptions and lehengas for the main dance performance.
The team behind Agapi Clothing, a label that sells ethnic wear from a real shop in Dallas, Texas, has made a guide to help you choose and wear all those outfits correctly and stylishly.
This is definitely not a list of "trends". This is a step-by-step guide on how to wear ethnic clothes according to different occasions, which will come handy if you're talking about this topic with friends in our fitting room in Dallas.
South Asian weddings and other cultural events in the US are rarely like the events back in the motherland they are usually larger and last for a couple of days with different events happening each day, each event requiring its own style. Diwali celebrations, Eid parties, Navrati garba, cultural days in schools or offices there are lots of occasions where the average wardrobe in Dallas, Irving or Plano requires variety.
And that's why Agapi Clothing exists: instead of one rack with festive clothes in Dallas, our wardrobe is sorted by time of the day and by formality of events.
Mehndi and haldi mornings are casual, colorful and usually take place outdoors, which means comfort is an equal important factor to consider alongside the colors. Light yellow, marigold and pastel colors are traditionally worn during this event due to two reasons: they look great in daylight photos and are festive but still casual.
The best outfit for such occasion is a sharara set. For example, Tara Soft Yellow Silk Sharara Set is light, flowy and embroidered delicately all the elements of the perfect mehendi outfit which won't weigh you down and won't make you feel uncomfortable dancing, sitting on the floor and eating.
No heels! The flats or embellished juttis should be the footwear to use ask any woman who once tried wearing stilettos to an outdoor backyard function.
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