Inspired by films like Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, opt for vibrant lehengas with intricate mirror work. Pair them with traditional cholis and dupattas for a truly ethnic look.

Lehenga Choli with Mirror Work

Take cues from Raees or Ram-Leela by choosing Bandhani and tie-dye print lehengas. These prints are synonymous with the Gujarati culture and add a festive vibe to your attire.

Bandhani and Tie-Dye Prints

For a contemporary twist, look to Kalank or Dhadak. Style a crop top with a flowy skirt and a matching dupatta to maintain the ethnic essence while looking chic.

Crop Top and Skirt with Dupatta

Inspired by Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, an Anarkali suit with heavy floral embroidery in pastel shades can be a subtle yet elegant option for Garba night.

Floral Embroidered Anarkali

Inspired by Shraddha Kapoor’s outfits in ABCD 2, this combination offers ease of movement while dancing. Choose vibrant prints for the dhoti pants and a contrasting short kurti.

Printed Dhoti Pants with Short Kurti

Inspired by modern Bollywood movies like Jug Jug Jeeyo, ruffled lehengas bring a contemporary touch to traditional wear. Opt for layered skirts and pair with minimalist blouses.

Ruffle Lehenga Sets

Inspired by Athiya Shetty, select chaniya cholis adorned with colorful tassels, pom-poms, and shells. This playful style captures the spirit of traditional Garba wear.

Chaniya Choli with Tassels and Pom-Poms

Inspired by Bajirao Mastani, sharara sets in rich fabrics like silk or velvet, paired with heavily embellished dupattas, give a regal vibe while retaining a festive look.

Sharara Sets with Embellished Dupattas

Inspired by Student of the Year 2, mix an off-shoulder top with a high-waisted lehenga skirt for a glamorous yet comfortable outfit perfect for dancing.

Off-Shoulder Tops with High-Waist Skirts