Rock this Diwali with these unique takes on traditional footwear

Diwali is a festival that is celebrated with lots of enthusiasm and happiness. Houses are decorated with small clay lamps (called diyas) and candles placed inside and outside the houses. It is a tradition for homes to be cleaned and to wear new clothes during this festival.

Folks love to dress up on this festival and boast their traditional outfits with their favourite accessories. Footwear outlines one’s sense of style and fashion. Pair your Diwali traditional outfit with pretty footwear to gear up the perfect festive look. So, here are some footwear ideas to match with our traditional dresses this Diwali season.

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For Women

Jutti, Mojadi or Ballerina shoes

A pretty long embroidered Anarkali dress or a Punjabi Patiala suit can be teamed with embroidered footwear. Closed Jutti can be paired with them to make them look perfect and up to mark. Open juttis with sequin work or diamond-studs can make your look ethnic and amazing.

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Sandals or heels

Multi-coloured synthetic leather sandals are also very appropriate for the Diwali look. You can wear them with a salwar-kameez. High heel sandals or wedges can go with your flared traditional outfit and any other dress.

Fabric footwear  

Another better option is fabric footwear that will look great with a flared traditional dress or any Anarkali or kurta and make you look wonderful. Complete your Diwali look with traditional accessories. This will make you ready to set the night on fire.

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For Men

Ethnic Mojari

Mojaris are the most common and versatile ethnic shoes for men. If you are looking for a traditional and sophisticated outfit, then wear a pair of tan brown mojaris with cream coloured silk pyjama and kurta set. You can also wear a pair of embroidered mojaris to look different.

Loafer style Mojari

Throw your loafer style Mojari with your Salwar-Kurta set in a neutral colour, such as white. These mojaris are one of the best options to be comfortable and also look smart. Loafers will give your traditional outfit a better look for the festive season.

Kolhapuri

Ethnic kolhapuris should be your go-to option for a traditional outfit. You can basically pair light brown kolhapuris with a cotton embroidered kurta and pyjama. You can also wear a sleeveless jacket on you kurta to make the look more ethnic. This is an effortless outfit, yet very rock the event.

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