Ganesh Chaturthi Style Guide: 11 days, 11 outfits

Long-drawn festivities are a part of our social and cultural fabric. From the diverse festivals we celebrate, one of the swiftly approaching festivals is Ganesh Chaturthi. Artists are adding the final touches to idols and sending them off to the home for the next few days. The eleven-day long festival brings people together for prayers with songs and hymns and offers delicious food and sweets, and finally ends by immersing the idol in water. Ganesh Chaturthi has been much-awaited and everyone is ready to welcome Ganesha into their homes and lives. 

Whether you host the elephant-headed god or visit friends and family who do; we’ve hand-picked eleven outfits that are ideal for the festival. From sarees to Anarakali’s and light Kurtas take your pick and we promise- you will stand out.

Classic Charm
Saree by Masaba

Contemporary Chic
Saree by Anamika Khanna

Pretty in Prints
Anarakali by Mahima Mahajan

Exquisite Elan
Anarkali by Ekaya

Simplistic glam
Kurta Set by Nikasha

Simplicity
Kurta Sets by Devnaagri
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Festive Favourites
Kurta Set by Ekaya

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