6 Best Neck Designs for Kurtis to Up Your Game

Kurtis happens to be an essential part of a woman’s daily wear. The best part about wearing a kurti is
that styling them is almost effortless. They are very versatile as they can be mix-matched and worn
with leggings, jeans, skirts, patialas and salwars. There are a variety of designs and patterns available
in the market, you’re sure to be spoilt for choices. However, a kurti with an interesting neck design can
alter your appeal and get you compliments. Here are 6 latest kurti neck design

s that are in trend right now:

V Neck

Play smart with the designs of the neckline of your simple cotton and handloom kurtis to make them
party worthy. Opt for a cross V-neck that cinches at the waist and flares up as it moves down the
length. The plunging “V” is very much in trend from Deepika Padukone to Alia Bhatt donning them on
famous star receptions. It creates a very voluptuous look and gives a slimming effect. This neckline
looks good women with a small neck or a square face.

Mandarin Collar

Mandarin collars will never go out of style as it instantly adds a certain charm to your outfit and lifts it
completely. It gives a clean-cut, close-fitting neckline which is a perfect option to carry an upright
silhouette. The mandarin neck is an ideal option for office wear, making your 9-to-5 life - stylish and
effortless.

Boat Neck

As the name suggests, this kurti collar neck design is shaped like a streamlined boat. It is almost
like a U-shaped neckline but with a smaller cut and makes your shoulder look wider. This kurti
neckline is a good option for women with all kinds of face shapes and more suitable for women with
smaller bust size. It may seem like a tiny detail, but it’s more than enough to give your outfit a
designer look.  

Halter Neck

A halter neckline is the best segue for adding a western touch to your desi outfit. It is a highly elegant
neckline, styled to show off your shoulders. Skip the dupatta to lay full focus on your neckline and pair
it with a straight cut palazzo and tie your hair into a french knot to give it a power look.

Off-shoulder Neck

The off-shoulder style looks even cooler on Indian wear! This bare shoulder trend has stylishly taken
over kurtis to add a desi twist. The neckline starts at the shoulder, leaving your neck and shoulders
completely bare. Pair an off shoulder kurti with a sharara to dazzle in the light. It's simply unbeatable!

Chelsea collars

It’s the perfect new addition designed after some quirky experimentation of Indian designers. Chelsea
collar necklines feature a low V-neckline with a stand and long points. These collars are mostly used
in designer wear. You can team them with denim or ripped jeans to give a BOHO feel and add some
statement tribal jewelry to get extra attention.