Different Kurta Pajama Colors Options to Flaunt 

Kurta Pajama Red – A Vibrant Option

Choose a red kurta pajama for the festive season to take a more daring approach to your style goals. With the color representing a variety of emotions ranging from passion to confidence, you can choose which version of yourself you want to show off. A red kurta pajama will help you do it all, from impressing that special lady to show them who you are, from being in the spotlight to commanding the attention of the entire room. It is also the color of love, so you never know; you might write a new chapter in your life! Let’s see how you can use it to make some killer combinations now, shall we?

Style tips:

• Add a touch of royalty to your wedding #OOTD by layering a luxe shawl over your already daring all-red kurta pyjama ensemble. 
• There is no time when draped or cowl kurta designs aren’t a show-stopping piece. When you combine that with red, you know it’s going to be too hot to handle! White trousers will help to soften the look.
• Choose print-on-print to take a fashion risk. Layering gets bonus points! Don’t be afraid to wear tinted glasses to add a modern touch.

Green Kurta Pajama is a soothing color.

One of the “safe” colors on the spectrum, Green has a well-deserved reputation for its calming properties. It’s also the color of nature, and as Christian Dior once said, “You can never go wrong if you take nature as an example” (though, in this case, it’s more of an inspiration). In addition to its many soothing qualities, Green instills a sense of safety in observers, its best psychological trait. This is one color we don’t need to persuade you of. When paired with a classic like a kurta-pajama, it creates a dream!

Style tips:

• Give in to a shimmery and minty fresh green kurta pyjama for intimate celebrations. Pair it with white bottoms, and you’re ready to go.
• Even if you’re the groom, an embroidered green jacket over a bright-colored kurta pajama set is an excellent combination for the wedding season.
• Wear a green Bandhgala with white pyjamas and a shawl or stole to look refined and beautiful.