Kurta – Your Go‑to Guide for Style, Fabric & Pairing

If you’re scrolling through Indian fashion, you’ll see the kurta everywhere. It’s comfortable, looks good, and works for everything from a casual brunch to a wedding reception. But with so many fabrics, cuts, and ways to accessorize, choosing the right kurta can feel confusing. Below is a quick‑read guide that helps you decide what to wear and how to add the right jewellery from RH Jewellers.

Choosing the Right Fabric

First thing you’ll notice is the fabric. Cotton is the go‑to for hot summer days because it lets your skin breathe. Look for a light‑weight weave if you plan to wear the kurta all day – it won’t cling to sweat and stays crisp.

For a more polished look, silk or silk‑blended fabrics work wonders. They have a natural shine that instantly elevates a simple kurta. If you’re heading to an evening function, a silk‑rich kurta paired with a subtle pocket square can look very classy.

Want something in between? Linen offers a relaxed vibe with a bit of structure. It’s great for monsoon or cooler evenings because it dries fast and drapes nicely.

Luxury shoppers may consider Pashmina blends. Though pricey, a Pashmina‑infused kurta feels soft and adds a touch of opulence, perfect for festive events.

Styling Your Kurta with Jewellery

Now that the fabric is sorted, let’s talk about accessories. The key is balance – you want the jewellery to complement, not overpower, the kurta.

If you wear a plain cotton kurta, a statement necklace from RH Jewellers, like a gold‑plated choker with a turquoise pendant, adds a pop of colour. For silk kurta lovers, go for subtle gold or diamond accents. A slim gold chain or a pair of small gold studs keeps the look elegant without stealing the spotlight.

For darker fabrics such as navy or black silk, contrast works best. Choose bright, colourful bangles or a multi‑gemstone cuff. Black bangles, for instance, carry cultural meaning and pair nicely with deep‑coloured kurta silhouettes.

Don’t forget the small details: a simple nose stud can tie in with a traditional look, especially if the kurta has ethnic embroidery. If you’re unsure, pick one piece – like a pair of gold hoop earrings – and let the rest of the outfit stay minimal.

Lastly, consider the occasion. For daytime gatherings, lighter jewellery such as rose gold or silver keeps the vibe fresh. Evening events call for richer metals and perhaps a touch of sparkle.

With the right fabric and thoughtfully chosen jewellery, your kurta will feel like a personal style statement rather than just another outfit. Feel free to mix and match, and enjoy the flexibility that this timeless piece offers.