42 Fabulous Designer kurtis that will Rock your 2020

42 Designer Kurtis 

A piece of cloth that is just perfect for Indian women is a ladies kurta also known as a ladies kurti that is short in length. It is perhaps the most comfortable Indian garment adorned by women of all age groups. Here we are going to elaborate on 42 types of designer kurtis. Let’s have a look-

1.    Printed Kurta

Printed Kurtis can be worn to college, work, home, parties, get together, or outings, and are suitable for every occasion. Be it a long or a short kurti, it is continuously developing to fulfill the constantly changing demands of the fashion industry and to please the fashion conscious Indian women.

2.    Zari Kurta

You must obviously have heard of Zari Work? Zari, as it is known, is a combination of woven threads made of fine gold and silver. These threads are further woven into fabrics, primarily made of silk to create intricate patterns. The designs are so exquisite that apart from the monetary value attached to these threads, the fabric also gets a smashing look.

The art of Zari has been linked with the Aristocratic & Royal Heritage of India for a long time. It is one of the most famous & elaborate techniques used in metal embroidery. For an infinite number of years, Zari has been an art form associated with the aristocratic and royal personalities in India. In Persian, the art is known by the term – Zardozi.

3.    Floral Kurtis

Floral Kurtis look girly and stylish. If brought in light pastel shades, they add gracious charm and a lot of elegance to your look.

4.    Solid Kurtis

Solid Kurtis is Kurtis in single colour or monochrome shades of one colour. These Kurtis are available in different fabrics and are absolutely perfect for daily office wear, parties, different occasions, etc.

5.    Resham Kurtis

Satin is a smooth and highly comfortable fabric. Its rich sheen makes it look like an expensive fabric. Resham Kurtis is not always suitable for everyday wear. They look picture perfect at parties, weddings, and other special events.

6.    Check Print Kurtis

Check Print Kurtis looks really cool. Do you have a check print Kurti in your wardrobe? Check Prints look awesome on all kinds of fabrics. Silk, cotton, jacquard, mulmul, sandcloth etc. These are best for college going girls, who can actually look fabulous in these Kurtis.

7.    Abstract Print Kurtis

Cast an eternal spell with Kurtis in abstract prints. Abstract prints add some flair and style to the Kurtis. Abstract patterns look absolutely amazing on youngsters as well as old women. 2020 is the age of abstract prints. Purchase some brand new Kurtis in abstract prints to look like a style queen.

8.    Tie & Dye Kurtis

Tie & Dye is a Style from Rajasthan and is made using pieces of dal and gram tied to the Kurti cloth. These look bright and colourful and are an all-time favorite for young fashionistas.

9.    Mirror Work Kurtis

We have a huge collection for the lovers of mirror work kurtis. There are printed tunics, tops, skirts, kurtas, kaftans, leggings, stoles, and much more. Our Kurti collection has embellished mirror work, beadwork, etc on them.

10. Patchwork Kurtis

Patchwork is a trend virtually handed down to us by our grandmothers. Patches of a particular design are usually stitched on the main fabric to get the look of a patchwork kurti. You get all styles of patchwork kurtis, even party wear.

11. Embroidered Kurtis

Embroidered Kurtis has been quite popular in India and across the world. They flatter all female body types, look elegant, and are extremely comfortable to wear. Embroidered Kurtis takes a little of all these qualities along with the exquisite embroidery and incorporate western cuts and designs into it to create an outfit that is not just super trendy and fashionable but retains its traditional Indian elements. You find all kinds of embroideries in India. Chikan work, Kashmiri stitch, Kalamkari, Phulkari, etc.

12. Block Printed Kurtas-

Block Printed Kurtas originate in Rajasthan and are made using wooden blocks dipped in paint and then printed upon the cloth or the Kurtas and Kurtis. The block prints are usually found with designs in different vibrant colors.

13. Thread Work Kurti Collection

Bring out the fusion! Whether you prefer fancy layers, love flaunting button-ups, or jacket style kurtis, our pretty women's Indo Western outfits are the perfect feminine pieces for all your casual and formal wardrobes. Threadwork Kurtis is an ideal option for dressing up on day-to-day outings! Add a dash of grace to your simple trousers and skirts with our drop-dead gorgeous thread work kurtas. Take your pick from fun prints and striking embroideries to instantly amplify your outfit.

14. Sequence Work Kurtis

Sequence work kurtis are becoming popular amongst young girls these days. These Kurtis are usually heavily embroidered and have mini sequences attached on them.

15. Digital Print Kurtis

This is a modern style that came into being just a few years back. These kurtis have digital prints imprinted on them like castles, houses, buildings etc and look absolutely stunning.

16. Bandhani Kurta

The word ‘Bandhani’ has its origins in the Sanskrit word ‘Bandha’, which means to tie. It is a thousand-year-old art form where the cloth is tied with little lentils in between the cloth and painted with colours over it to add an exquisite look to it. Some of the bandhani artifacts in Indian museums date back to the Indus valley civilization.

17. Machine Work Kurta

A machine work kurta is nothing very different. Only the normal printed or embroidered kurti is designed using a machine. Machine Work Kurtas are everybody’s favorite.

18. Ikkat Kurtis

Ikkat work kurtis with the big designs and prints are every girl’s favourite. You would absolutely love the feather-light texture, the motifs and the bright colors look absolutely stunning.

19. Striped Kurtis

Striped Kurtis are an all-time the favourite classic style that goes well even with a formal look. Usually, the stripes look best in white. White stripes embossed on the Kurtis look fabulous.

20. Black Kurti

Indian clothing is known all over the world to be vibrant and colorful. At the same time, kurtis are popular, more comfortable than western clothing too. Don’t be deceived by their simplicity. Black suits people of all complexions. Whether you are fair or dark, black is the most amazing colour and looks super-awesome on everyone.

21. Grey Kurta for a Casual Evening Spree

Grey Kurtas look the best in shimmering jacquards or silks. Buy grey colored kurtis with embroidery, sequences, prints, thread work and much more for all kinds of occasions.

22. Red Kurtas

Look like a ravishing diva in a red kurta. Choose your favorite shade of red kurta to look good. Red Kurtas are easily available in the market.

23. Multicolour Kurtis

Multicolor Kurtis with stones, sequences, thread work, beads and all look absolutely flashy and can easily light up an Indian evening.

24. Yellow Kurtas

Yellow is a bright, vibrant colour depicting the Spring season and its glory. The bright yellow colour synonymous with health, wealth and prosperity looks really good on a kurta.

25. Off White Kurtas

If you identify yourself as a peaceful person then off white kurtas will actually help bring out the peaceful side of yours. Richly embroidered off-white kurtas with the embroidery or work in the same colour looks absolutely terrific.

26. Green Kurtis

The colour green brings out your youthfulness and glory. This fresh and happening colour adds a graceful demeanor to you and your kurti. Green is a soothing colour and can make you look like a glam diva.

27. Cotton Kurtis

Cotton Kurtis are perfect for the scorching summer heat. They are loose, light, comfortable, easy to wear and look awesome on all occasions..

28. Cotton Silk Kurtis

Cotton silk is a mixed, impure material. These are perfect and look absolutely amazing. It remains really easy to iron them. These can also be worn on special occasions and parties to make you look like the ruler.

29. Crepe Kurtis for a Party Bash

Crepe is the smoothest material available in the market. Crepes make all women look like a gracious woman because of the smoothness and the softness of this colourful fabric.

30. Jacquard Kurtis

Jacquard fabrics are highly synthetic and are ideal to be worn in the chilly winters. Dark colours look beautiful on the jacquard fabric and make you look all chic and polished.

31. Rayon Kurtis

Rayon is another artificial material that is widely used to make kurtis these days. The negative point about Rayon is that it gets easily crushed and loses it’s colours. Rayon is a widely favoured and highly loved fabric.

32. Georgette Kurtis

Georgette Kurtis are preferred by many because of their synthetic texture. You don’t usually need to iron georgette kurtis as these are synthetic, easy to maintain and can be worn on all occasions.

33. Net Kurtis

Net is a thinner, more transparent fabric worn by women of all age groups. You get everything on the net. Starting from Kurtis, to Sarees and even Salwar Kameez. Net Kurtis usually have a lining inside them.

34. Viscose Kurtis

A sweat and water resistant material, viscose is every girl’s favourite these days. Viscose has a shimmer on it and keeps your skin safe without making it prone to reactions or irritations.

35. Muslin Kurtis:

Pure Muslin Kurtis are hard to find in the market. Muslin is highly delicate and costly fabric. It is woven for fashion divas and is only worn by the elite sections of society.

36. Silk Kurtis:

Silk is the most costly fabric in today’s times. Silk from different parts of the country don’t just look amazing on sarees but appear absolutely stunning on Kurtis as well. 

37. Chanderi Kurtis:

Chanderi silk is an extremely light and precious silk textile from the central part of India called Madhya Pradesh. It was a fabric worn only by the royals of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat etc.

38. Linen Kurtis:

Linen is an all-time favourite cotton fabric. It is airy and light but the overall look and feel of linen is quite sophisticated and posh.

39.Polyester Kurtis:

Polyester Kurtis are not that preferred by Indian women and can be rarely seen in the market these days. It’s an extremely comfortable fabric but polyester kurtis should only be worn only during the winters.

40. Satin Kurtis:

Satin is a shimmering, smooth fabric. It feels like butter on the skin and is an all time favourite textile. Satin Kurtas are ideal for both summers and winters.

41. Synthetic Kurtis:

Synthetic kurtas can be of different types and varieties. Sometimes synthetic kurtas are available in rayon, sometimes in viscose, sometimes in maybe lizzy grizzy and at times in muslin.

42. Viscose Rayon Kurtis:

Viscose Rayon is nothing special but just a mix of the 2 fabrics Viscose and Rayon. Viscose Rayon Kurtis looks stunning with some superb embroideries.

Fancy kurtas can add life to any event. Just wearing a green kurta will make you look like a fairy princess. Now you can easily purchase these kurtis online from any ecommerce site of your choice.