How to Accessorize Sharara Sets: Jewelry, Footwear, and More

Sharara sets have become a popular choice for women seeking a blend of tradition and modern style. These outfits, characterized by their flared pants and flowing silhouettes, are ideal for weddings, festivals, and other special occasions. Whether you're wearing a sharara set for wedding or a cotton sharara suit for a more casual event, accessorizing it correctly is key to elevating your look. Here’s how you can perfect your dress of sharara with the right jewelry, footwear, and more.

Accessorizing Sharara Sets by Occasion

Sharara sets are versatile ensembles that can be styled differently to suit various events. Here's a breakdown of accessory suggestions to complement your Sharara outfit for different occasions:

Weddings

• Jewelry: Opt for statement pieces like a Kundan choker necklace, Maang Tikka, and Chandbali earrings to add a regal touch.

• Footwear: Embroidered juttis or mojaris that match or contrast with your outfit can enhance the traditional appeal. 

• Additional Accessories: Consider adding a Pasa (side headpiece) for a royal look, especially if you're aiming for a traditional aesthetic.

Festivals

• Jewelry: Incorporate colorful bangles, mirror-work earrings, and oxidized silver pieces to reflect the festive spirit.

• Footwear: Traditional juttis or embellished sandals can add flair while ensuring comfort during celebrations.

• Additional Accessories: A vibrant dupatta with mirror work or embroidery can elevate your festive look.

Casual Events

• Jewelry: Keep it simple with lightweight oxidized jewelry, such as small jhumkas or a delicate necklace.

• Footwear: Comfort is key; opt for Kolhapuri sandals or simple flats that complement your outfit.

• Additional Accessories: A minimalist clutch or crossbody bag can be both functional and stylish for casual outings.

By tailoring your accessories to the occasion, you can enhance the elegance and appropriateness of your Sharara ensemble, ensuring you make a memorable impression at any event.

Choosing the Perfect Jewelry for Sharara Sets

Adding jewellery to a sharara set for women can substantially boost its appeal. Consider incorporating eye-catching bridal accessories into your look, such as chandelier earrings, a maang tikka, or a choker necklace. These add a sense of grandeur to your attire. Choose more subtle jewellery, such as small pair of earrings or a pendant, especially if you're wearing a cotton sharara suit. The jewellery should coordinate with the colour and embroidery of the sharara kurta set. Rose gold jewellery will highlight the pink tones in the Frontier Phagwara "Blush Radiance: Baby Pink Sequin & Thread Embroidered Sharara Set".

Dupatta Styling Guide for Sharara Sets

The dupatta is a versatile accessory that can transform the look of your Sharara ensemble. Here are some popular dupatta draping styles, along with suggestions on which styles complement different top designs:

1. Gujarati Style Drape

• Description: Drape the dupatta over one shoulder, bringing it across the front and tucking it at the opposite waist.

• Best For: Traditional events and short kurtis, as it showcases the intricate designs of the Sharara.

2. Side Pleats

• Description: Pleat the dupatta neatly and pin it on one shoulder, allowing it to fall gracefully.

• Best For: Peplum tops, as it adds structure and elegance to the outfit.

3. One-Arm Drape

• Description: Let the dupatta fall over one shoulder and arm, creating a sleek and modern look.

• Best For: Contemporary events and sleeveless tops, highlighting the outfit's design.

4. Cape-Style Drape

• Description: Drape the dupatta over both shoulders like a cape, letting it flow behind.

• Best For: Fusion outfits and peplum tops, adding a dramatic flair.

5. Belted Drape

• Description: Place the dupatta over the shoulders and secure it at the waist with a belt.

• Best For: Short kurtis, as it accentuates the waist and adds a contemporary touch.

Footwear Choices to Complete Your Sharara Look

The footwear you choose may make or break your look. When choosing footwear for your sharara set, consider the length and style of the bottoms. They look especially stunning with sharara sets that feature a lot of embroidery or embellishment, such as the 'Exquisite Peacock Green Semi-Georgette Sharara Suit with Intricate Embroidery'. If you want a more modern look, wear heels or wedges to stretch your legs under the flowy trousers and give your outfit a sense of height and elegance. To keep your outfit looking put together, make sure the colours of your shoes and apparel coordinate

Accessorizing with Bags and Clutches

A beautiful clutch or potli purse is a must-have accessory for your sharara wedding dress. Choose a bag whose style and colour complement the rest of your outfit. For example, Frontier Phagwara's "Royal Blue Semi Georgette Sharara Suit with Intricate Tilla, Sequins, and Tassel Embellishments" would look lovely with a gold sequin clutch. The more subdued sharara in "Mehendi Mirage: Sequin & Thread Embroidered Ensemble for Women" would look stunning with a simple silk potli and tassels, adding just the appropriate amount of historical detail.

Color Coordination Guide for Accessories

Sharara sets come in a vibrant array of colors, and pairing them with the right accessories can make or break your look. Below is a curated color-pairing chart to help you select jewelry, footwear, and handbags that elevate your ensemble:

Hairstyles and Makeup to Complement Your Sharara

Your sharara kurta set should look great with your hair and makeup. When worn with richly patterned shararas, a sleek bun or updo can highlight your jewellery and the outfit's neckline. To add a romantic touch, understated sharara sets like "Pink Blossom: Sequin & Thread Embroidered Sharara Set" could use a half-down or gentle curl. In terms of makeup, a dewy, fresh look is best for everyday activities, whereas bold eyes and a bare lip are appropriate for formal occasions.

The Final Touch: Dupatta Draping

The way you drape your dupatta can make or break the overall look of your sharara set. The sharara set for women, with its gorgeous embroidery on top, is best worn with the dupatta draped over one shoulder and properly tied. Alternatively, you can achieve a more modern style by wearing your garment open in the front, highlighting the intricate embroidery of your sharara and dupatta. When wearing the "Blush Radiance" set, for example, you can emphasise the appearance's friendliness and softness by softly draping the dupatta over your arms.

Balance is essential when accessorising your sharara set. You can ensure that your outfit shines out at a wedding, festival, or other special occasion by carefully selecting your shoes, jewellery, and other accessories. Frontier Phagwara offers beautiful sharara sets, such as the ones mentioned above, that are great for creating a wonderful and unique background.

FAQs

1. What type of jewelry complements a sharara set best?

Traditional jewelry goes best with sharara set.

2. How can I choose the right footwear to pair with a sharara set?

Black footwear can with each and every outfit.

3. What are some popular dupatta styles to pair with a sharara set?

Drape like a pallu, drape on one side or just wrap it around waist are some of the popular dupatta styles to pair with a sharara set.

4. What hairstyles work well with sharara sets?

Open hair is the most flawless hairstyle for sharara sets, while you can also try braided hairstyle etc.