With the onset of winter, kurtis have taken a backseat in most wardrobes.

While they are a quintessentially summertime outfit, given their relaxed and breathable construction, it doesn’t mean you cannot wear a kurti in winter.

In fact, the sweat-free months of winter allow you to wear some of the most exquisite fabrics, cuts and patterns. Here are five kurti styles that you can easily flaunt this winter, as per the latest fashion trends:

1. Velvet Kurtis

Known for its luxurious sheen and warmth, velvet is the go-to fabric for festive seasons. Embroidered and embellished velvet kurtas are the ideal ethnic party dresses for women. Above all, they keep you comfy during the chills.

2. Below-knee Kurtis

Elegant, vibrant and oh-so-feminine. Kurtis that extend below the knees look best when paired with lehenga skirts as a salwar suit for weddings. Choose fabrics like brocade, velvet, Tussar, and Chanderi for a shiny texture. These rich fabrics apart from exuding style also provide a snug feel in the cold months.

3. Khadi Kurtis

Khadi kurtis are known for their organic make, Indian origin and rustic charm. Khadi kurtis mostly come in neutral shades, so spice up your long kurti design with a printed jacket or a colorful dupatta.

4. Knitwear Kurtis

Merge the comfort of a sweater with the stylish look of a kurti in a beautiful yet practical knit kurti. From solid workwear options to embellished wedding outfits in Punjabi suit designs, knit kurtis are available in fashion collections of major Indo-western apparel brands in India.

5. Kurtis With Jackets

Winter is the best time to include layered looks in your fashion diary. Style up your designer kurta with a full-length cape jacket to add fluidity to your ensemble. Try this look at a daytime function for a chic fluid fashion look.

Show off your electric sense of fashion with the latest Punjabi suits and kurta pajama designs this winter. Shop for LIVA kurtis and salwar suits crafted from organic fiber cellulose fabric and revel in the luxurious look of these garments.