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Deepavali 2026 fashion trends: From jewel tones to modern saris, designers decode festive dressing

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S. Poorvaja
Deepavali 2026 fashion trends: From jewel tones to modern saris, designers decode festive dressing
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Fashion designers are highlighting a mix of vintage aesthetics, liquid-satin fabrics, and modern silhouettes for the 2026 Deepavali season. The trend emphasizes individual expression and versatility, allowing festive wear to transition into the wedding season.

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Deepavali fashion trends reflect broader shifts in consumer behavior toward sustainable, accessible, and multi-purpose luxury clothing.

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Deepavali 2026 fashion trends: From jewel tones to modern saris, designers decode festive dressing left (From far left) Festive fashion by Injiri, Aseem Kapoor and Ashwin Thiyagarajan Special Arrangement Special Arrangement https://th-i.thgim.com/public/life-and-style/vddpmv/article71615861.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/FotoJet%2055.jpg Channel your grandmother’s vintage Kanjeevarams, add a liquid-satin gown and invest in draped skirts. This year designers are embracing individuality, drama and the freedom to be comfortable at Deepavali parties The NRIs are already ahead of the curve. Designer Sabyasachi hosted the first-ever Deepavali event at The Met in New York earlier this week, while entrepreneur Anjula Acharia rang in the season with her All That Glitters ball, themed ‘Diamonds and Light’ last weekend in New York. Nothing takes the centre stage quite like festive finery this time of the year, when you do not have to overthink being a overdressed.

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