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What size kurti should I buy if I am between sizes?
If you are between sizes, we suggest you size up while shopping for a Kurti. It is easier to alter a bigger kurti than a smaller, tighter one. This is especially true for non-stretchy fabrics such as linen, silk, and cotton. Go for a size up for comfort. However, with stretchy fabrics such as jersey, georgette, and rayon, you should be fine with a slightly smaller size.

How did Kurtis originate, and how have they evolved?

Kurtis, as we know them, have been around since the Vedic period. It was during the Mughal era that the garment gained its popularity. They were mainly constructed out of silk and muslin and were worn by nobility. Then, women all over India started adopting them because of their practicality and ease of movement. At first, the kurti comprised a simple tunic; however, in recent years, the garment has evolved a lot. Now the markets are flooded with various kurti styles such as peplum kurtis, Chikankari kurtis, A-line kurtis, and more.

How can I style my kurti for work, casual outings, or parties?
The beauty of kurtis is that they are super versatile. You can easily wear one to work, casual outings, and even parties, with a bit of styling. Opt for simple printed cotton kurtis for workwear. Style them with a sling bag, studs, and simple juttis for a complete look. For casual outings, you want to be both stylish and comfortable. Kurtis in flowy fabrics like georgette or chiffon will do the trick. Pair them with trendy Chandbalis and a tote bag, and you are good to go. For parties, you can go all glam and don a silk kurti with chandelier earrings and stilettos for the perfect look.

How do I store kurtis to keep them looking new?

Storing your kurtis is paramount to keeping them looking new and fresh. Lightly iron your kurti before folding it. Don’t store them in plastic bags as they can lead to mildew. Instead, opt for cotton or muslin bags to keep them looking brand new. Store the bags in a dry, well-ventilated place. Avoid direct sunlight as it might damage the kurti. Further, you can also add natural fresheners such as camphor balls to ward off the insects.

Can I wear a kurti for a job interview?
Of course you can! Kurtis are considered the perfect formal wear in many workplaces. They give you a polished appearance, which is a must for job interviews. Go for monochrome kurtis in cotton and linen to get that flattering formal look. You can pair them with leggings or churidars. Accessorize with simple studs, trendy flats, and a tote bag to up the elegance of your outfit.