Occasion Guide · Girls Night Out
Girls Night Out Style Guide
Dress to celebrate — glamorous, confident and aspirational looks for an unforgettable night out with your closest friends.
Dress to celebrate — glamorous, confident and aspirational looks for an unforgettable night out with your closest friends.
"A girls night out is the one occasion where you dress entirely for yourself and your friends. No rules, no compromises — just your most confident, joyful self."
A girls night out in India — whether it's a rooftop bar in Mumbai, a restaurant in Delhi or a lounge in Bangalore — calls for your most glamorous self. This is the occasion where bold colours, statement jewellery and polished looks are not just welcome, they're expected.
The key is to dress cohesively as a group without being too matchy. A mix of ethnic and western works beautifully — one friend in a saree, one in a blazer set, one in a structured dress. Different looks, same energy.
A heavily embroidered or embellished blazer in emerald, burgundy or navy with wide-leg trousers. Sophisticated, dramatic and perfect for rooftop venues.
A fuchsia or deep jewel-toned embroidered saree for the friend who wants to go all-out Indian. Statement earrings and heels complete the look.
An all-black or champagne structured pantsuit with statement earrings. Sleek, modern and endlessly versatile for any nightlife venue.
The details that make the difference.
A girls night out is the occasion to wear the bolder lip colour or the more dramatic eye. Own it.
If there's dancing involved, think carefully about footwear. Block heels over stilettos — you'll thank yourself at midnight.
You will be photographed. Colours that pop — emerald, fuchsia, deep red — look stunning in low-light restaurant photos.
One hero jewellery piece — chandelier earrings, a statement necklace or stacked bangles. Don't wear all three.
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