Based on the latest insights from fashion sources, here are the top trending girls’ wear styles in India for June 2025, blending traditional Indian aesthetics with modern flair:
- Vibrant Pastels and Subdued Tones: Pastel shades like blush pink, lavender, and muted greens are dominating, seen in sarees, lehengas, and kurtas with delicate embroidery or floral prints. Deep reds and greys also add sophistication for festive looks.
- Fusion Indo-Western Wear: The fusion of traditional and Western elements is huge. Think kurtas paired with denim jeans, half sarees with high-low hemlines, or dhoti pants with crop tops. Designers like Label Shaurya Sanadhya and BIBA are pushing these versatile, comfortable styles for daily and festive wear.
- Net Fabrics and Sheer Drama: Net sarees, shararas, and lehengas are making a big comeback, offering a breezy yet dramatic look. Designers like Tarun Tahiliani showcase net fabrics with intricate embroidery for a trendy, airy vibe.
- Bold Prints and Patterns: Geometric, animal, and oversized floral prints are trending on sarees, kurtas, and co-ord sets. These add a modern twist to traditional silhouettes, perfect for statement-making looks.
- Sustainable and Luxurious Fabrics: Eco-friendly materials like organic cotton, linen, and recycled silk are in demand. Brands like Fabindia emphasize comfort with breathable fabrics like georgette and muslin for kurtas and palazzo sets.
- Embellished Jackets and Capes: Short ethnic jackets, long vests, or embellished capes with zari, beads, or phulkari work are being layered over lehengas, sarees, or anarkalis for a chic, modern edge.
- Sharara and Palazzo Sets: Shararas with voluminous silhouettes and palazzo sets with kurtas remain popular for their elegance and comfort. These are often paired with vibrant dupattas or mirror-work accessories.
- Long-Sleeve Blouses: Full-length blouses with bead-drop tassels or sequin embellishments are trending, especially with sarees and lehengas, as seen in Manish Malhotra’s collections.
- Ethnic Co-ord Sets: Matching kurta-pant-dupatta or crop top-lehenga sets are a hit for their coordinated, effortless style. Brands like Fashion Dream offer these for festive and casual occasions.
- Statement Accessories: Vintage-inspired jewellery like jhumkas, silver chokers, and pearl accents, along with potli bags and embroidered juttis, complete the look. Dupattas with unique wraps or hand-embroidered details are also trending.
These trends reflect a mix of cultural heritage and contemporary style, catering to both festive occasions like Diwali and everyday wear. For specific styling tips or shopping suggestions, let me know your preferences or the occasion!
