If you are a fashionista and constantly looking for fashion inspiration, this page is just for you. Below you will find a list of the best salwar kameez designs that are worth trying right now. So read this article. Stay till the end so that you don’t have to worry about missing the latest trends any more. As you know, the list of salwar kameezes can be endless; there are palazzos, off-shoulder dresses, and whatnot that have taken the glamorous indie look to another level. But we still managed to find the most amazing ones that will make you look like the showstopper you’ve always dreamed of. So, we don’t want to keep you any longer. Take a look at what we have to offer. Let’s go!
Latest Salwar Kameez Design Pattern:
Sheathed Charm
Let’s talk royalty for a second, and while we’re at it – I don’t think it can get any better than this. With this opulent, deep royal blue design by Anita Dongre (yes, we agree – she has to be the best), she opened up a whole new royal world for floor-length dresses. She masterfully played with the silver embellishments on the pants and the bottom of the dress in just the right proportions.
The color chart of her latest “Fall and Winter 2016” collection essentially included lots of rich pinks, some deep indigo, a handful of toned-down yellows and mustards, a few beiges and ivories, but primarily a joyful collection drenched in glamour, style and grace.
Muted Yellow And Garden Design Palazzo
If you’re like me – you love every hue and shade of yellow; you love summer and you’ve already fallen in love with this dress. Another piece of art from Anita Dongre’s 2016 summer collection, like any other dress, has a story to tell and redefines romance.
Unlike the bright yellow colors, we imagine when we think of summer dresses, this anomalous muted yellow that is both poignant and polished is a hot favorite for obvious reasons. We wouldn’t want to deprive you of the kurta and dupatta in a painterly floral pattern, and the oh-so-comfy dove-white palazzo pants we designed ourselves.
Kutch And Khadi Off-White
What is unique and relevant about Purvi Doshi’s designs is that she interprets the traditional salwar kameez patterns as an indie fusion. She clearly loves to work with Kutch, African and Khadi patterns that combine the best of both worlds (Indian-Western) and revive the niche of indie fashion right now. You can’t help but fall for their subtle and warm color palettes, soulful silhouettes, and poignant details.
Made from whey-colored cotton with sepia and forest green patchwork, this Anarkali has enough detail to keep it graceful. The finely drawn yoke embroidered with mirror and thread highlights the other details. The slit at the front and the voluminous flair give it definition and are absolutely fitting.
Pink Embellished Blouse
Nikasha is known for her flamboyant and progressive approach to transforming Indian suits into eccentric designs. She manages a commendable balancing act by working with cheerful colors without making you feel them on your face. This designer will make you feel like you’re on the catwalk; if you’re a fashionista who likes to make statements, you’ve come to the right place.
This luxurious silk blouse in fuchsia pink features shiny satin, subtle gold embellishments, and a v-neckline. The dhoti-like bottom in lycra satin in uniform carnation pink and a net sari skirt complete the look perfectly.
Black Backless Tunic
Looking at this makes me want to jump right up and dance to this hit song from recent times “Kala Chasma”. First of all, I love the song; all in the color black, so it’s only fair to say you’re guaranteed to come off in style with this look. Everything about this designer salwar kameez is fashionable and lives up to the designer’s reputation. We haven’t even mentioned the best part of this garment, we’ll get to that in a minute, it’s the pleated minute. It’s the dhoti with subtle embroidered patches that further spices up the chic element. The backless embroidered khadi tunic with eye-catching pink fringes is a real head-turner. Period.
Patiala Suit In Blush And Petrol
Another everyday style that most women resort to is the Patiala pants and short kurta. With expertise and creativity, designers like Payal Singhal have the ability to ornate pragmatic styles into a fashion paragon. We included more than a couple of her salwar designs in this catalog because of the realistic and simple element that took the front seat this time, most of which were ready-to-wear garb.
This blush kurta with silver embroidery and long sleeves is just comfortable to look at and is soothing to the eye. The teal Patiala bottom in brocade goldwork and fishtail design complements the subtleness with a burst of rustic and festive vibe. The effacing tulle dupatta with teal border silently stands out.
Power Multi Palazzo
The thought before finalizing this catalog was to envelop it with designs that are both prêt-à -porter, yet uniquely redefining simplicity. And, hence we bring you most of them that are eccentric but not OTP. Getting right back to business—we have observed a trend in fashion and realized that they have been partying a lot with teals, indigos, royal blues, and inky colors lately. Payal Singhal generously inched towards subtle pastels, powdered blue and blush-colored palette this time around and we can’t help but drool over every single one of them from her.
The best part about this powdered blue palazzo ensemble is—the kurta and the pants can be worn separately and still look just as good. I love how she used rustic gold embroidery for adding definition to the yoke and distinctive buttons. The silk palazzo pants with just enough flair that goes with the hemline of the dress are a class apart.
Floral Thread Work In Chanderi
Looking through this year’s catwalk designs, we realized that it is not easy to make a small selection from the abundance of designs. Designers are focusing on ready-to-wear, fusion, and indie patterns that are confident and sophisticated without lacking statement pieces. One such collection is by Pratima Pandey, who mainly uses soft and muted tones like white, ivory, and pastel colors to create the right summer mood.
If you swear by simple yet sophisticated designs, then this salwar suit, like most of her designs, will blow your mind. The long-sleeved Chanderi top, which perfectly wraps the Lenin Anarkali underneath and gets a touch of freshness from the orange and blue threads, looks like a well-oiled machine.
Black Off-The-Shoulder Top And Dhoti Pants
Prathyusha Garimella is a self-taught designer who is doggedly working her way up the fashion ladder. She took everyone by storm with her stunning designs at Lakme India Fashion Week 2016.
Prathyusha Garimella has taken the off-shoulder and dhoti trousers style to a whole new level. This funky dress succinctly blends modern with traditional and can easily be worn as a standalone piece. The eye-catching gold patches are a bold addition and that is exactly why this dress needs little or no accessories. The ebony silk dhoti trousers are equally promising.
Flared Palazzo With Floral Jacket
Varun Bahl is a couturier and fashion guru for most aspiring designers. His lavish designs don’t just stay on the runway as prototypes but are a staple in almost every statement collection. His expertise and craftsmanship in working with appliqués, motifs, ruffled necklines, or other regal fabrics do not weigh down the actual dress but are rather a platonic addition.
The wide-legged satin palazzos hug the wearer with an ideal flounce. The inky trousers are rightly paired with intricate lace embroidery and the red satin crop top just screams fervor.
Teal Anarkali And Deep Red Banarasi Work
Anarkali dresses have been the talk of the town for so long that we thought we were done with them. But opulent designs like these from Couturiers embrace it and present it in combinations we fall in love with again and again. Details like the sheer mesh sleeves with Kundan work, the nude embellished dupatta that creates a majestic silhouette, the deep red brass and brocade bodice that blends into an embellished gown in petrol are great choices for weddings. I can’t wait to wear it with huge jhumkas and a nude neck. I think you should too.
Raw Silk Floral Anarkali
Varun Bahl returned to Lakme India Fashion Week in 2016 after a decade-long hiatus, and we must say he is back with a bang. He wears his heart on his designs and it shows in his creations for everyone. He also has a wonderful message for the women who wear his clothes – “for someone who wants to celebrate their traditions but not be defined by them.” What a beautiful phrase, and it is sensibilities like this that bring out the best in people.
His latest collection incorporates echoes of western silhouettes and blends them into modern Indian designs. This ivory flared floral raw silk Anarkali dress does just that. The floral georgette Anarkali dress and embellished jacket can only be worn by couturiers like him.
Oyster Organza Short Jacket Anarkali
We love how she combined the gauzy organza fabric to create this ethereal beauty. The short 3/4 sleeve jacket, also made from organza and embroidered with sequins, the crocheted yoke, and the flared skirt with cherry blossoms are a vibrant addition to this catalog.
The Delhi-based designer duo is known for its exquisite and intricate work, drenched in sun-kissed honey and pastel hues and lush embroidery. Their 2016 collection was all about sheer tulle, chiffon, shiny beads, and metal, but a royal and graceful knock-out.
A honey-colored kurta in supple georgette fabric and the center slit with floral embroidery at the hem and bodice jacket, the scalloped trousers are simple, stylish, and elegant. This beige straight cut kurta in tulle, intricate red and blue floral accents enhances the hemline, dupatta, and skirt. The plain georgette skirted bottom, and net dupatta is a great welcome break.
Embroidered Sharara With Motifs
Another eye-catcher from Mandira Wirk. The strapless blue silk kurta is nothing you or any of us have seen before. It combines the modern strapless design element with this traditional ensemble. The reinforced embroidery and motifs richly adorn the dress, and the matching beige georgette sharara trousers are only fitting.
White Zardozi Embellished Palazzo Dress
Pratima Pandey proves with her 2016 collection that you don’t have to be gaudy or over the top to be fashionable. Most of her designs revolve around white and ivory as she creates luxurious ensembles.
The zardozi and dabka threadwork adorns this white chanderi silk kurta and accentuates the floral Anarkali interior. The simple white palazzo pants are an ideal canvas to highlight all the intricate elements.
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