Navratri 2025 Colour Guide: 9 Colours To Wear For Each Day Of The Festival
Dress up in 9 colour outfits for Navratri 2025 with style tips, daily picks, and festive wardrobe ideas to keep you ready for all nine days.
9 colour outfits to wear for Navratri festival styling guide
Have you ever thought about why each day of Navratri is linked with a colour? These 9 days hold a tradition of dressing in different shades, creating a rhythm between devotion and style. This year, Navratri will be celebrated from September 22 to October 2, 2025. Dressing up for each day connects you with the spirit of the festival and adds meaning to the celebrations. Many prefer upgrading their festive collection to align with the 9-day colour theme. It is not just about following tradition but also about carrying comfort and confidence throughout the festival. Navratri colours bring excitement to celebrations. Each shade marks a different day, and wearing them blends tradition with personal style.
Which outfit colour is best for Navratri Day 1 to Day 9 Celebration?; Photo Credit: Unsplash
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| Product Name | Material Type | Available Size | User Rating | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Libas Women Yellow & White Block Print Straight Kurta | Viscose Rayon | XS-XXL | 4.2/5 | ₹399 |
| Indo Era Ethnic Motifs Kurta With Trousers & Dupatta | Cotton | S-M | 4.3/5 | ₹799 |
| Mitera Grey & White Floral Linen Banarasi Saree | Linen | One Size | 4.4/5 | ₹919 |
| Gerua By Libas Women Regular Kurta with Trousers | NA | XS-XL | 3.9/5 | ₹949 |
| Libas Women Floral Printed Regular Sequinned Kurta | NA | S-XL | 4/5 | ₹949 |
| Indo Era Women Floral Printed Regular Kurta with Trousers | NA | XS-XXL | NA | ₹999 |
| Indo Era Women Floral Embroidered Thread Work Liva Kurta With Trousers | Cotton | S-M | 4.3/5 | ₹1399 |
| Libas Women Ethnic Motifs Kurta | NA | XS-XXL | 4.2/5 | ₹1949 |
| Tikhi Imli Floral Embroidered V-Neck Straight Kurta with Trousers | Cotton | S-XXL | 4.2/5 | ₹1979 |
9 Colours To Wear During Navratri 2025
1. Libas Women Yellow And White Block Print Straight Kurta
A yellow outfit is ideal for Day 1 as it marks positivity and freshness. You can choose a kurta set in yellow to keep in line with tradition. Pair it with light accessories for a complete festive touch.
Key Features:
- Made with breathable fabric
- Designed for long wear
- Easy to pair with accessories
- Suitable for daytime functions
- Simple maintenance and care
2. Indo Era Ethnic Motifs Kurta With Trousers And Dupatta
A green anarkali suit its perfectly into the festive tone. Add silver accessories to balance the shade. Choosing this colour gives a refreshing feel to the second day of Navratri.
Key Features:
- Lightweight fabric for movement
- Flowy design for festive wear
- Complements silver jewellery
- Available in multiple patterns
- Easy to drape and manage
3. Mitera Grey And White Floral Linen Banarasi Saree
Grey is the chosen colour for Day 3 and adds a balanced tone to your festival wardrobe. A grey saree with minimal prints blends well with contrasting accessories.
Key Features:
- Neutral colour for pairing
- Durable fabric choice
- Works with bright dupattas
- Minimal care required
- Available in simple cuts
4. Indo Era Women Floral Printed Regular Kurta With Trousers
Orange is worn on Day 4 to express enthusiasm and energy. A kurta in orange highlights the festive vibe. Pair it with gold-toned accessories for a complete look.
Key Features:
- Vibrant shade for festivals
- Matches with gold ornaments
- Suitable for evening wear
- Breathable fabric quality
- Designed for easy movement
5. Indo Era Women Floral Embroidered Thread Work Liva Kurta With Trousers
White is the Day 5 colour and adds a simple yet pure presence. A white salwar suit can be worn during daytime rituals. Add coloured jewellery or dupattas to make the outfit more striking.
Key Features:
- Light and comfortable fabric
- Blends with all shades
- Minimal designs available
- Suits both day and night
- Easy to clean and maintain
6. Gerua By Libas Women Regular Kurta With Trousers
Day 6 is linked with red, a colour that brings festive energy. A red kurta works perfectly for Navratri evening events. Pair it with golden jewellery and traditional footwear to complete your outfit.
Key Features:
- Bold festive shade
- Suits evening events
- Matches with gold jewellery
- Available in many designs
- Durable for long-term use
7. Tikhi Imli Floral Embroidered V-Neck Straight Kurta With Trousers
A blue kurta set makes an elegant festive pick. Pair it with silver jewellery and matching dupattas for balance. Blue outfits are easy to reuse after Navratri for other occasions.
Key Features:
- Deep festive tone
- Works with silver jewellery
- Available in light fabrics
- Reusable after festivals
- Suitable for long wear
8. Libas Women Floral Printed Regular Sequinned Kurta
Pink is the colour for Day 8, often linked with affection and calmness. A pink kurta works well with floral dupattas and bangles. It is easy to style and comfortable to wear during long puja rituals.
Key Features:
- Light colour shade
- Matches floral accessories
- Comfortable fabric quality
- Designed for daytime rituals
- Easy to wash and re-wear
9. Libas Women Ethnic Motifs Kurta
Purple marks the final day of Navratri. A purple kurti works best for celebrations and closing functions. Pair it with golden bangles or earrings for a balanced look.
Key Features:
- Deep festive shade
- Matches gold accessories
- Works well at night events
- Multiple design choices
- Suitable for re-use later
Celebrating Navratri with 9 colour outfits adds meaning to each day. Following this tradition connects style with devotion in a simple way. Upgrading your festive wardrobe keeps you ready for every occasion. Each colour represents a unique mood of Navratri, making your outfit choice more than just fashion. This guide helps you prepare with ease and confidence. Shop now on Myntra.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Why do people wear 9 different colours during Navratri?
The 9 colours are linked with each day of Navratri, each carrying traditional and cultural importance. Wearing them is a way to participate in the rituals and connect with festive values.
2. Can I wear the same outfit again after Navratri?
Yes, most outfits like sarees, kurtas, and lehengas can be reused for weddings, pujas, or family functions. The colours make them versatile for multiple traditional occasions.
3. Do I need to buy all 9 outfits separately?
Not always. Many people mix and match existing clothes with dupattas, stoles, or accessories in the required colour. This way, you stay aligned with tradition without overspending.
4. What fabrics are best for Navratri outfits?
Cotton, silk blends, and georgette are common fabrics. These fabrics are light, breathable, and easy to maintain, making them suitable for long hours of puja and garba dancing.
5. How do I style accessories with Navratri outfits?
It depends on the colour. Gold jewellery works with red, orange, and purple, while silver pairs better with green and blue. Mix bangles, earrings, and dupattas for balance.
