Navratri is one of the most auspicious festivals to be celebrated across India with a lot of fanfare. The festival marks the battle between Goddess Durga and the demon Mahishasura with the joyous victory of the former over the latter. Each day of Navratri conveys special significance denoting the nine avatars of Goddess Durga. Each of the Navratri days has a particular color associated with them.
Blue represents Day 4 of Navratri, signifying good health and prosperity. People like to choose their Navratri outfits as per the color representing each day of Navratri. Not only blue color Indian dresses but people can choose their accessories as per the blue color theme and look ethereal.
Best Blue Navratri Accessories to Make You Look Vibrant and Distinctive
On Day 4 Goddess Kushmanda is worshipped on this day and women wear the blue color to offer their homage to the Goddess and exude regal splendor. Here are a few phenomenal accessories that can be put to shade the other vibrant colors of the palette.
Bag it up with Blue
If you want to avoid wearing too much blue, you can add blue accessories to your style file to keep to the color theme yet make it blue. A blue or silver potli bag or a blue and gold clutch bag can be the ultimate style accessory to drive away all style blues.
Choose an embellished royal blue potli bag that comes with a pearl handle. The scalloped zari lace makes it an absolute must-buy for Garba nights and pujas. You can use this bag to complement the blue accents of your royal blue Indian outfits or use it to contrast it with a yellow or orange outfit.
Aj Blue Hain Mera Earrings!
A touch of blue in your earrings can elevate your Navratri outfit to the next level. Pretty perfect in looks, the blue earrings look great with pink, blue, red, yellow, or other metallic-hued outfits. Whether you choose chandbalis or small studs, the blue earrings can shine with a rare brilliance.
The blue lapis lazuli stones with pink tourmalines act as the go-to jewelry for women who like to shine on festive days with a rare brilliance. We are sure people will be mesmerized by ‘Woh tera chanbaliyaan!”
Shine Bright with Blue Chokers
While you may have chosen safer colors such as gold or silver a bright blue choker can turn out to be a complete game changer! It can particularly complement a solid-colored outfit! Punctuate your festive days with glam baubles and look like a complete diva with blue chokers!
This scene-stealing blue onyx kundan choker can add a bold touch to your festive ensemble. Chuck the earrings to settle for a statement-making choker and look your glamorous best.
Blue Beautiful Bracelets to Adorn Your Wrists
A bracelet can be the superstar bauble that can highlight your Navaratri look with lines of diamonds, colored gems, or precious and semi-precious stones. Bracelets can be of varied designs including geometric or floral motifs, and initials to make things interesting.
This red and blue kundan bracelet adds the right doze of drama to make your outfit stand out. Pair it with a beautiful blue saree or salwar suit to create a stellar look.
Blue Juttis with Tiny Ghungroos to Complement Ethnic Outfits
Juttis are the ultimate comfortable footwear that is a must-add to every desi wardrobe. Made primarily of leather, these beauties are embellished with beads and threads, lending a gorgeous look to your festive ensemble. As they say, you cannot have enough of juttis.
This blue and white jutti with tiny ghungroos can complement outfits of white, pink, yellow, blue, and more. Slip them on and worry not about aching feet as you dance away at Garba nights or go pandal-hopping. Comfortable and stylish, they are desi juttis for you in a nutshell.
Apart from adding these amazing blue accessories to your style file on Day 4 of Navratri, you can make your outfit bluer with a blue bindi, blue eyeliner or eye shadow, and blue nail polish. Always balance out the blue so that it does not look too overpowering. Here’s to wooing one of the most vibrant shades of the color palette this Navratri, the royal blue!
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