Buckle up and be ethnically fashion-ready with Linen Club

Buckle up and be ethnically fashion-ready with Linen Club

Now that we have turned over a new leaf and started with the 2022 calendar, welcome the festivals and holidayswith fashion and style.

You know what’s the best way to feel the festive vibe? The correct answer is the right fashion choice! Dressing up in a perfect attire has the power to transform you into the lead character, and make you perfectly camera ready! So, wouldn't it be awesome to have your ethnic best handy, so you could dress up in show-stopping attire?

Searching for those fantastic fits that are ethnic yet trendy? Linen Club is right here for fashion rescue!

Makar Sankranti

Sankranti is known for til laddus, flying kites, and praying to the Sun God. But what is the significance behind this holy festival? Well, Makar Sankranti is celebrated in January, on the day when the sun enters the Capricorn zodiac sign, marking the end of the winter season. Since Capricorn is called ‘Makar’ in Sanskrit, hence the name of the day.

Here’s what you do to make your celebrations even better. We all know how flying kites with loved ones is one of the most exciting parts of this day. So, how to leave a trend-setting mark? Go for linen and enjoy your Sankranti decked up in comfort and finesse.

How to stand out?

• Pick bright colours such as yellow and orange that stand for prosperity and success.
• Try on new linen prints with floral or classic patterns.
• Chill in crisp and casual dhoti and fitted linen kurtas.
• You may also go for a fancy bandhgala along with a fine linen shirt of a similar tone.

Pongal

The gleeful Pongal celebration is spread over three long days, going by the name of - Bhogi Pongal, Surya Pongal and Mattu Pongal. This is a jubilant harvest festival celebrated for paying gratitude to Lord Sun and Mother Nature, for the previous year’s agricultural abundance.

How to make a fashion statement?

• Since this day has a holy and pure vibe, go for white and off-white tones.
• To make a fashion statement, pair your plain kurta with a Nehru jacket and stand out from the crowd.
• Follow the serene vibe by keeping it smart and to the point. Finish your look with dark leather flip-flops, and you are good to go, for Pongal celebrations as well as for your social media feed.

Lohri

The joyous festival of Lohri is popularly celebrated by Hindus and Sikhs in North India. Its significance? Well, it is celebrated to mark the end of winters and the beginning of longer days. The festive preparations throughout the day and the merriment of family gatherings are the highlight of Lohri.

How to look lit during Lohri?

• Take the spotlight, by going for the signature Lohri colours such as red, emerald, green, or pink.
• Go for the comfy sherwani look with a bright coloured linen jacket to go with and nail the traditional Lohri vibe.
• Feeling experimental? Put on a light-coloured kurta, and layer it with a contrasting jacket. And voila, you are all set to rock your festive get-together!
• Go for simple leather sandals, for a nice traditional finishing touch.

Though each of the above festivities might be based on different traditional, ethical, and mythological beliefs, their ultimate intent is to undoubtedly bring people together! This proves that even fashion is not just for vanity. After all, it is one of the most promising contributors in creating the festive vibe. 

It’s time to get your hands on your favourite linen today and be fashionably sorted this January.

Browse through our incredibly celebrated assemblage of ethnic linen wears at https://www.linenclub.com/, and celebrate Makar Sankranti, Pongal, and Lohri, in style.