The colour internationally seem to stay with electric turquoise blue, vermilion red, brown, beige, rust and orange of the brighter tone. Creams are also seen in shirts, formals and hints in belts or other accessories. In India the climate is favorable to explore a lot of varieties in white owing to the tropical environment. An inter play of lace, knit hair bands and dottings on the sari spells good news for retro styles from the seventies.

Hair colors or styles are getting to darker tones though western clothes still require the hair to have some color. Sequins add to the glitter though the embellishments are about brocade and self designs. Donning two fabrics and waistcoat styles are seen in anarkali kurtas, galabandh styles for men and women. Silks are in this year and the range in stoles, duppatta or yokes in silks or brocade is enchanting.

With geometric prints ruling the ramp there are abstract sets in a myriad of eye catching colors. The fashion designing trick is to confuse with a range of colors in broad yokes, twirling maxi skirts or a simple tight fitting kurti that has gypsy sleeves. Neon green or the fluorescent yellow seems to mark the season and these colors create a specific detail when it comes to blending in synthetic tissues or organza.

Cool cottons or mul mul silhouette tunics are suited to all body types. Plus sizes have more options as the cuts are accentuating on cowl fashion, big sleeves, flowing sleeves or below the waist flare. One can actually visualize the tailor work of using a full 6 yard sari and converting the same into a salwar kameez or maxi cut. Stunning styles are replicated in earrings that have a distinct international bent in stain glass painted earrings, chunky gold hangings and also vintage dollars or heavy pendants.

The hair color is more on the dark styles. Gold is not hinted but actually used in flamboyant festive styles in the dhoti style churidar, cowled paithanis or patialas. The simple styles are also noted with colors appearing in tissue crinkles like orange, beige, south cotton styles or the heavy brocade with heavy borders.