5 Designer Frock Suits For Women For Post-Holi Gatherings

This printed salwar suit comes in Rayon material and a beautiful blue shade. It has a V-neck and 3/4th sleeves that can feel comfortable to wear after Holi in pleasant weather. There are small white motifs all over the length, and it can make you look slimmer and taller. There’s a red floral border at the hem, and the same design is stretched along the sides of the kurti as well as on the sleeves. The lightweight dupatta also has a wide blue and red border and small white geometrical patterns all over the middle area. This SKY FAB outfit can be paired well with oxidised jewellery and can give a quite smart and chic look at gatherings. 

This salwar suit comes in a white base with blue floral patterns all over it. It can go well with keeping up the all-white Holi theme in the post-parties as well. Talking about this Rayon suit’s silhouette, it has a yoke right below the chest with a pleated pattern, which can give your waist a cinched look. The round neckline has a small curved V opening that gives this outfit a modest but trendy look. This can be suitable for gatherings where you will be meeting relatives and family friends. The white palazzo balances the subtle theme of the fit, and the printed blue dupatta balances the overall simple but classy look of this frock suit. It also has a detailing of dainty white lace patched on the hem of the kurti, which makes it look more feminine.

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After Holi parties can also involve dry colours, which can spoil your expensive outfits. While saying no to colours might not be an option, choosing a dark colour outfit can be a smart move. Case in point: this Anni Designer’s frock suit in black that has a lot of volume and flare. The pleats start from the chest and can be suitable for those who want to add more depth and width to their look. This cotton kurti has hand-blocked floral prints in different sizes all over. The lightweight dupatta also has floral patterns, which can make this salwar suit spring-approved, despite being in a dark colour. You can pair this ethnic dress with big jhumkas to add a touch of glam.

Wearing a popular ethnic print during festivities can be a very fashionable choice. This Pinkmint Anarkali Frock Suit comes in red with bandhani print. The muslin cotton fabric gives this outfit quite a classy appeal, and its voluminous flare, which extends from the waist, gives it a traditional look. The dupatta in a similar pattern has a golden border in cutdaan pattern that adds a colour pop to this monochromatic outfit. It has a wide neck that balances the compact bandhani print and gives a lighter feel to this suit. The long-sleeve kurti also has a tear-drop neck opening at the back, which you can flaunt in social media photos.

If you are looking for something soft and subtle for a day-wear party, which screams ‘still high on Holi fever’, then you can consider this MEERA FAB suit. It comes in white with pink patterns on it. The upper body is in Angrakha-style with closely-packed motifs on it. The lower body balances the other half as the patterns are distributed at a good distance, which highlights the white base of the dress. The lightweight dupatta has a light-pink pattern on it, and overall, gives this frock suit a very summery vibe. This has full sleeves, so when you play with colours, your skin can be protected to some extent.