Archive · 21 Sep 2026
Five Contemporary Blouse Trends to Try This Durga Puja
Durga Puja is a time when many people enjoy dressing up.
A blouse can make a sari look very different.
Corset blouses create a neat, structured shape and can also be worn with skirts.
Koti blouses are like jacket-style blouses that can be worn in several ways.
Puff sleeves, inspired by Aishwarya Rai Bachchan’s character Paro, make a sari look more dramatic.
Mustard blouses can match many sari colours and may include golden details.
Reversible ‘alat palat’ blouses give you two styles in one garment.
Stretchable blouses can feel more comfortable while eating, visiting pandals and spending long days at Puja events.
Corset blouses offer a structured, fusion-inspired alternative to traditional sari blouses and can also be worn with skirts.
Koti blouses provide multiple styling options, including use with a sari, independently, or with a shirt.
Paro-inspired puff sleeves add drama to traditional saris and work especially well with lightweight fabrics.
Mustard blouses, particularly those with golden detailing and V-necklines, can complement many colours.
Reversible ‘alat palat’ blouses provide two looks in one, while stretchable fabrics improve comfort during long Puja days.
- Who
- Suta founders Sujata Biswas and Taniya Biswas shared the blouse suggestions.
- What
- Five blouse trends were suggested for styling with saris and other outfits during Durga Puja.
- When
- This festive season, during Durga Puja.
- Where
- The styles are intended for festive dressing, including sari occasions, pandal-hopping and Puja gatherings.
- Why
- To offer contemporary, versatile and comfortable alternatives for festive dressing.
- Featured label
- Suta
- Trend count
- Five blouse styles
- Structured option
- The corset blouse
- Layered option
- The koti blouse
- Colour suggestion
- Mustard with golden detailing and a V-neckline
- Two-in-one option
- The reversible ‘alat palat’ blouse
- Comfort feature
- Stretchable construction for long Puja days