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1. Choose Comfortable Fabrics
- Prefer cotton, rayon, and linen for long college hours
- Avoid heavy embroidery for daily wear
- Light prints and soft textures work best
2. Go for Short Kurtis or Straight-Cut Kurtis
- Short kurtis pair easily with jeans or palazzos
- Straight-cut kurtis give a clean, smart look
- Ideal for lectures, presentations, and daily commute
3. Pair Ethnic with Western Bottoms
- Kurti + jeans = effortless everyday look
- Kurti + palazzos = comfortable and trendy
- Avoid heavy flares for regular classes
4. Keep Accessories Minimal
- Small jhumkas or studs are enough
- Skip heavy necklaces and bangles
- Use a sling bag or cloth tote for practicality
5. Choose the Right Footwear
- Kolhapuri flats or juttis for daily wear
- Sandals or block heels for events
- Avoid uncomfortable footwear for long walks on campus
6. Use Dupattas Smartly (or Skip Them)
- Lightweight dupattas for a graceful touch
- Skip dupattas on busy days to stay comfortable
- Short dupattas work better than long, heavy ones
7. Keep Makeup & Hair Natural
- Light makeup or just kajal and lip balm
- Ponytail, braid, or open hair for a fresh look
- Avoid over-styling for daily classes
8. Play with Colors & Prints
- Pastels and earthy tones for everyday wear
- Small prints and subtle patterns look neat
- Bright colors for fests and cultural events
9. Layer Smartly for a Modern Touch
- Add a shrug or denim jacket over kurtis
- Use waist belts occasionally for definition
- Keep layers lightweight
10. Prioritise Confidence & Comfort
- Wear what feels easy and breathable
- Avoid trends that feel restrictive
- Confidence completes the outfit
