Lohri is a popular festival celebrated in India, particularly in the northern states of Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi. It marks the end of the winter season and is traditionally a time for people to come together, dance, and celebrate with bonfires, sweets, and other festive activities. As with any cultural celebration, it is important to consider what to wear on Lohri in order to show respect and appreciation for the traditions and customs of the occasion.
In this article, we will explore the traditional clothing options for Lohri, as well as some modern contemporary alternatives that are apt for the occasion, esp for the cameras 🙂
Outfits for Women
1) Lehenga
As the flames of the Lohri bonfire reach the sky, Lehngas are the most common among young millennial girls. Adorned in shimmering lehngas you can gracefully move to the beats of the dhol with the vibrant colors of the traditional garment swirling around you — as a symbol of celebrating culture and femininity. On the joyous occasion of Lohri, the lehnga is a statement of pride and a tribute to the traditions that have been passed down for generations.
2) Anarkali suits
Flaunt your free-spirited beauty in embellished anarkali suits paired with organza dupatta. Complete your look with embellished sequined matching heels, earrings, and eyelashes for a perfect Indian aesthetic blended with modern fashion. If you want to don a queen’s opulence on Lohri — this is what you need to wear.
