India is known to be a land of vast diversities, interesting cultures and different traditions. Hartalika Teej is one such festival. Women across the nation celebrate this day with great pomp and show.
'Hariyali' means 'greenery', so green is the color which signifies the festival. It is believed that the earth gets engulfed in greenery after the summer season. On this day, women wear new green- coloured traditional clothes and dress up in their best ethnic attire, do shringaar and adorn themselves by putting on green-coloured bangles and henna and worship the deities lord shiva and parvati.
As it is a norm to wear green at this festival, up your game with the latest trends in designer sarees and suits and accessorize it with your favorite statement jewelry. From heavy silk sarees like paithani and patola to simple georgette and chiffon sarees with minimal sequin embellishments, pairing it either with a heavy brocade or a tissue blouse or a strappy velvet blouse to play around with the colors. Accessorize it with heavy chandbalis or a choker necklace with matching earrings.
Potlis are so much in trend these days and goes very well with the ethnic attire, to complete your look pair it with the right pair of juttis.
Last but not the least, glam up your look with a middle-parted sleek bun or a messy one, subtle makeup and a small bindi for a mesmerizing minimal look.
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