Florals have remained fashion’s dearest forever. Embracing the romance of spring, florals transcend seasons and trends and often come with altered versions every new year. The beautiful appliqués capture closets of all kinds of dressers from maximalists to minimalists. But with the onset of spring, one thing that is all set to make its way are flowers in abundance. From breezy cotton textiles to light chiffons and georgettes, the coming month is all about celebrating phools and not fools. And just like us, if you too are planning on wearing florals, then we’ve got it all sorted for you. Check out these celebrity-approved styles acing the floral game and winning at it too.
Contemporary-Indian
Indian ethnic silhouettes have tied the knot between traditional and modern aesthetics. With a marriage of the two kinds, many celebrities like Madhuri Dixit Nene, and Deepika Padukone have added some gorgeous three-piece sets to their wardrobes. Offering a mix of sharara sets, a blouse and a stunning cape, these semi-ethnic sets serve as great options for ‘during the day’ festivities. Plus the comfort level is max is here.
Spring Separates
While all floral silhouettes are fun and fab, my favourite are these breezy separates that have been a rage on the internet since forever now. A friend to fight the chubhti jalti garmi, I love-love these fancy, skirt and knotted crop top sets as worn by Karisma Kapoor and Taapsee Pannu. Moreover, accessorising these sets with chunky gold/silver jewels is a great way to style the florals right and perfect for all kinds of closet holders.
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Sarees
Well, not all of us would love to drape a five to six-yards, replete with gaudy flowers, which also make the print less ideal in this category. But thanks to hand-painted, and hand-crafted designs by label Pichhika, wearing florals on your saree has become the stars’ favourite trend. Delicate and minimal, celebs from Kareena Kapoor, Shilpa Shetty, Samantha Ruth Prabhu to Mouni Roy, everyone is going big with the floral sorbet themed sarees. And we’re wondering, why aren’t you?
Gen-Z approved
The Gen-Z approved way of wearing thy flowers is cool and youthful. With each passing year, the floral print has become younger and funkier with its collaboration with co-ord sets. From Ananya Panday and Hina Khan’s blue three-piece attire, Mrunal Thakur’s cross-halter top, to Deepika Padukone’s colourful flower-embellished denim, try out this Gen-Z-approved spring favourites and don’t forget to accessorise your look with dainty jewels.
Accessories
Floral jewellery has been a significant aspect of the Indian fashion scene. And with time, the incorporation of flowers has gone beyond a bride’s haldi/mehendi special looks. I mean, just look at Alia Bhatt’s current promotion closet which at all times, roots for flowers. You too can work your way with appliqué in the form of rings, and Y2k’s favourite beaded bracelets. The designs are great add-ons to a minimal, tone-on-tone looks and help punctuate some colour too.
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