Skandamata, the mother of Kartikeya, is the Goddess of the fifth day of Navratri. Strength, the power and aspect of the mother, and protection are represented by this Goddess. Her iconography is the Goddess sitting on a lion, holding Kartikeya in her lap. That symbolises the nurturer who is full of power. Devotees seek this divinity on this day to receive both physical and spiritual strength, protection, and wisdom.
The colour symbolizing Day 5 of Navratri is green, it stands for harmony, nature, and fertility.It symbolizes life and growth and renewal, making it an ideal hue to celebrate the motherly energy of Skandamata. As it symbolizes prosperity and spreads energy, the very prosperity of all beings coming alive and prospering, and therefore, it makes up for an ideal hue to pay tribute to the nurturing and protective qualities of the Goddess.Let’s seek some ways to adorn the shade of green blended well with your traditional ensembles.
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Turn heads in Sharara sets
The sharara trend has recently taken over the market and can be seen taking a versatile yet classic turn. You can opt for dark green-hued sharara sets designed with a retro-modern style featuring deep-cut arms, short kurtas, boat necks, and voluminous flares, getting a subtle vibe check.
Look stunning in a lehenga
Lehengas are not only created for weddings but can be worn for any and every traditional occasion. Defy the myths and walk into the pandals in a sleek green-flared lehenga with a beautiful brocade and zari touch. Opt for subtle jewel tones and rock the eve.
Rock in the Indo-Western co-ord sets
The Indo-Western co-ord sets are making a major trend bringing together the global and ethnic styles with a beautiful fusion of outfits and celebrating the shades of green. You can opt for a bottle green crop top with same-shade wide-legged trousers and some minimal jewellery with stylish bangles and an ethnic patchwork sling bag.
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Pack a punch with palazzo-kurta sets
The girlies who prefer to carry a minimalistic vibe can opt for an elegant palazzo set to ring in the festive mode. Opt for delicate embroidery and intricate buttas with a slim strap silhouette which is an elegant match and pair it with statement chokers, stone earrings, and some beautiful bracelets.
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Anarkali gown is the mantra this festive season
Opt for a stylish Anarkali gown with a long flare and minimal elegance aesthetic with a stylish fabric button. You can accentuate the look with stylish Banarasi dupattas and instantly elevate your wardrobe with strappy heels and a stylish potli bag.
