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Choose joyful greens, sunny yellows, lime, pista, mint and accents of red or gold. These shades feel fresh in daylight, pop in photos and pair well with marigold décor. If you arrived searching for what colors to wear for mehendi function, start with this palette At Rain & Rainbow, we design breathable fabrics, easy silhouettes and rich prints that look festive without feeling heavy. Our cuts move with you, our cottons stay cool and our colours stay true in sunlight and flash. You get comfort for long rituals and style that stands out in group pictures.  Read on for a clear guide to pick your Mehendi outfit, the right shades and simple styling that works. Best-Selling Mehendi Outfit Picks from Rain & Rainbow  Below are handpicked pieces that match the spirit of Mehendi. Each is eas...

Dhanteras is one of those festivals that instantly lights up our hearts and homes. It’s the day that marks the beginning of Diwali, the festival of lights, and is often associated with prosperity, positivity, and new beginnings. Traditionally, people buy gold, silver, or brass items on this day as a sign of good fortune. But over time, shopping for Dhanteras has also become a way to bring home things that make us feel good, confident, and festive. And what could be better than adding timeless ethnic wear to your wardrobe? You can wear clothes during Diwali and cherish them for years to come. That’s exactly where SHREE’s Dhanteras Collection comes in, offering outfits that are festive yet comfortable, traditional yet modern, and perfect for every celebration.   Dressing Up the Dhanteras ...

Introduction to Sharara The Sharara is more than just a garment; it is an emblem of cultural heritage, elegance, and festivity. Originating from the Mughal era, this outfit comprises wide-legged pants, usually paired with a short or long kurti and a matching dupatta. Its flowing, flared silhouette exudes grace and provides unmatched comfort, making it a favorite choice for celebrations across India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. From traditional silk and georgette Sharara suits to modern designer ensembles, this attire has evolved, reflecting contemporary tastes while preserving its ethnic charm. Cultural Relevance of Sharara Sharara has a deep-rooted history in South Asian fashion, particularly among royal families during the Mughal period. Its luxurious fabrics, embroidery, and ornate desi...