How to Accessorize Your Kurta Set Like a Stylist (The Tanauri Way)

Let’s admit it—
A kurta set on its own is elegant, but when styled right, it becomes effortlessly unforgettable.

Accessorizing isn’t about piling on jewelry or copying trends. It’s about understanding balance, mood, and occasion—something Tanauri designs its kurta sets for, from the very first stitch.

Whether you’re heading to work, stepping out for brunch, or transitioning into an evening gathering, this guide will show you how to accessorize your kurta set like a professional stylist—without overthinking it.

Let’s style with intention.

Why Accessories Matter More Than You Think

Accessories don’t just “add” to an outfit—they change its personality.

• Same kurta

• Same pants

• Different accessories

• Entirely different look

That’s why Tanauri’s cotton kurta sets are intentionally designed with versatility—so you can re-style them again and again.

Start With the Kurta: Read the Outfit First

Before reaching for accessories, pause and observe your kurta.

Ask Yourself:

• Is it printed or embroidered?

• Is the neckline round, V-shaped, or buttoned?

• Is the occasion formal, casual, or festive?

Your accessories should support the kurta’s story, not overpower it.

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Jewelry Styling: Think Like a Stylist

Golden Rule: One Hero Piece

Let one accessory take the spotlight—everything else should complement it.

Everyday & Office Styling

1. Small jhumkas or studs
2. Minimal pendants
3. Slim bangles

Best with:

• Tanauri’s straight-cut cotton kurta sets

• Neutral or beige pants

Stylist Tip: If your kurta has embroidery near the neckline, skip necklaces entirely.

Brunch & Casual Outings

1. Oxidized earrings
2. Layered chains
3. Statement rings

Perfect for:

• Printed kurtas

• Short kurtis with pants

Festive & Occasion Wear

1. Statement jhumkas
2. Pearl or kundan chokers
3. Bangles or cuffs

Pair with:

• Embroidered kurta sets

• Solid-toned kurtas from Tanauri

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Footwear: Comfort Is the New Style

Your footwear sets the tone for the entire look.

For Office & Daily Wear

1. Kolhapuris
2. Neutral sandals
3. Pointed flats

Best paired with:

• Straight pants

• Beige bottoms from Tanauri

For Elevated Looks

1. Block heels
2. Low wedges

Ideal for:

• Office meetings

• Brunches

• Evening get-togethers

Ethnic Footwear

1. Juttis
2. Mojris

Perfect for:

• Festive kurta sets

• Heavier embroidery styles

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Micro Styling Story: From Day to Night (One Kurta, Two Looks)

It’s 9 AM.
You’re wearing a blue cotton embroidered kurta set from Tanauri with beige pants.

Day Look (Office):

• Small silver studs

• Neutral flats

• Structured tote

• Hair tied back

Clean. Comfortable. Confident.

Now it’s 6:30 PM.
You have dinner plans.

Night Look (Evening):

• Swap studs for statement jhumkas

• Add a soft dupatta

• Change flats to block heels

• Open your hair + add a bold lip

Same kurta.
New energy.

This is the power of smart accessorizing—and why Tanauri pieces work effortlessly from day to night.

Dupatta Styling: Add Drama, Not Bulk

Dupattas instantly elevate a kurta set—when styled right.

Classic Drapes

• Over both shoulders (formal)

• Single-shoulder drape (modern ethnic)

Contemporary Styles

• Front pleats

• Side tuck with belt

Choose lightweight fabrics like cotton or chiffon for comfort.

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Bags That Actually Match Ethnic Wear

For Day & Office

• Structured totes
• Neutral sling bags

For Festive Looks

• Potli bags
• Embroidered clutches

Stylist Secret: Beige, tan, and off-white bags pair beautifully with most Tanauri kurta sets.

Modern Accessories: Belts & Watches

Yes, modern accessories work with ethnic wear.

Belts

• Slim belts over straight kurtas
• Fabric belts for Indo-western looks

Watches

• Minimal analog watches
• Leather strap designs

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Color Coordination: The 3-Color Rule

To avoid over-styling:

• One main color (kurta)

• One neutral (pants or bag)

• One accent (jewelry or footwear)

Example:
Blue kurta + Beige pants + Silver jewelry

Simple. Balanced. Stylish.

Seasonal Accessorizing Tips

Summer

• Lightweight jewelry
• Cotton dupattas
• Open footwear

Festive & Winter

• Layered jewelry
• Closed juttis
• Stoles or shawls

Tanauri’s breathable cotton fabrics make year-round styling easy.

Common Styling Mistakes to Avoid

• Over-accessorizing embroidered kurtas
• Mixing too many metal tones
• Heavy footwear with light cotton kurtas
• Ignoring neckline while choosing jewelry

Remember: Let your kurta lead.

Why Tanauri Kurta Sets Are Easy to Style

• 100% breathable cotton
• Thoughtful embroidery placement
• Sizes from S to 7XL
• Perfect for office, casual & festive wear

Designed for real women, real days, and real comfort.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How do I accessorize a kurta set for office wear?

Stick to minimal jewelry like studs or small jhumkas, neutral footwear, and structured bags. Avoid heavy necklaces if your kurta has embroidery.

2. What jewelry goes best with cotton kurta sets?

Silver, oxidized, or minimal gold-toned jewelry works best with cotton kurta sets for a balanced, elegant look.

3. Can I wear belts with kurta sets?

Yes! Slim belts work beautifully with straight-cut kurtas and create a modern Indo-western look.

4. How can I style one kurta set for day and night?

Change accessories—swap minimal jewelry for statement pieces, add a dupatta, upgrade footwear, and adjust makeup.

5. Are Tanauri kurta sets suitable for everyday wear?

Absolutely. Tanauri kurta sets are crafted from breathable cotton and designed for comfort, versatility, and daily elegance.