Belts are not new in the world of Indian wear. Sarees have been paired with kamarbandh which is like a belt. Belts are not only restricted to western wear. Nowadays belts have become a rage with Ethnic wear too. You can pair ethnic belts with lahengas, skirts, kurtis and Anarkali suits too. Ethnic wear look very stylish with belts. You have an array of choices when it comes to choosing belts. These ethnic belts make your waist look slimmer and add structure to your ethnic wear too. You must keep in mind that a belt adds to the style quotient only when you have a good figure. A belt with a bulging belly will attract more attention to it.
Kurtis with belts bring structure to your kurti and add a chic look. You can add a long neck piece with this look. A short kurti can also be paired with contrasting coloured belt.
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Belt with long skirt and a white top makes for an uber cool look. Pair a long printed skirt with a white skirt and wear a belt with this look. Wear boots to complete this look. A statement watch can be the best accessory for this look.
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Ethnic Belts with shalwar suit is a unique way to add glamour as well as structure to the long flowy essemble. Kareena pairs a metallic belt with a long flowy shalwar suit in neutral colour. The earring is matched with the belt.
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Lahengas are also paired with ethnic belts. The shiny metallic belt adds to the sparkle of the outfit. It is an apt choice for weddings as well as parties.
Belts look very chic with fusion sarees and saree gowns. Ethnic gowns can also be paired with belts. Alia is seen wearing a golden metallic belt with Ethnic gown. It adds to the ethnic appeal of the outfit.
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