Krishna Janmashtami celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna. People fast, break dahi-handi, sing hymns, visit temples, organize festivals and pray together to celebrate the birth of Lord Krishna. It is a great occasion, celebrated especially in North India. Many parents love to dress up their children in the beautiful Radha and Krishna. Also, the Lord Krishna idol is adorned with beautiful clothes and mukut.
This festival is celebrated for two days. We have great ideas to dress up your child in the cutest and most satisfying way.
Dress up your child in Krishna style with this stylish dhoti kurta set and accessories. Your little prince will look adorable in this dress. The sizes available in this dress are for children up to 6 years. Made from pure cotton, this shirt will keep your child comfortable during activities. The pack contains 1 Dhoti, 1 Kurta, 1 Mala, 1 Mukut, 1 basuri and 1 earring.
Why do people dress up their children as Krishna and Radha?
All mothers are associated with naughty little Krishna. Each child is a manifestation of little Krishna and Radha. Full of mischief, he causes trouble but makes those around him happy with his antics. Dressing up your child as Krishna and Radha is a fun activity.
If you are still clueless about Krishna and Radha outfits, here is a guide for your little Krishna this Janmashtami. Krishna Dress Up Ideas for Kids:- Yellow Dhoti Lord Krishna loved wearing pitambar dhoti, you can also start by designing Pitambar dhoti (yellow silk). You can buy dhotis in small sizes that are available and drape them. If you want to keep things simple, opt for a ready-made dhoti.
The crown is the most important part of the look. You can get these beautiful light weight tools at the store. If you are good at arts and crafts, you can make cardboard, glue and gold colored paper. Make sure this mukut is comfortable for children. Attach a beautiful orange highlighter with tape. Tie the hair in a top knot and place the crown on your child's head.
You need a long pearl necklace, baju band or bracelet, kangans, earrings or pieces of earrings and Payal or anklets. To give an authentic look, you can also put a garland made of jasmine flowers around your child's neck.
Krishna is not complete without a flute, so after you have designed the clothes and jewelry, make sure to give your child a flute. If you don't have a pipe, you can tie gold paper and beads to a small piece of wood and give it to your child as he walks around the house dressed as Krishna.
Last but not least, like the pipe, this is also an important part of the whole look. Little Krishna is like Makhan Chor or the butter thief, so make a small mud pot full of butter for your little Krishna.
Radha Dress You can dress up your little girl in any lehenga choli or ghaghra choli that you have at home. If you are planning to buy lehenga for your daughter this time, buy gujarati or Rajasthani cotton ghaghra.
Accessories for Radha Dress
You can make your child wear pearls or fake gold necklaces, silver anklets, belts, crowns etc. Flower necklaces and armlets are also very beautiful so you can wear them. Hair flowers are also beautiful and will make your child look like a true Radhika/gopi.
A clay or metal Ghada that is decorated with silver/gold color, glass etc. will be a perfect accessory for your little Radha.
Points to remember when dressing your child as Radha
Make sure the clothes you choose are comfortable for the child and are made of natural fabrics like silk or cotton.
Keep makeup to a minimum and don't force it if your child doesn't like kajal etc.
Keeps jewelry light and skin-friendly.
Check all accessories for sharp edges that could injure your child.
You really want to take pictures of the cutie pie, so we recommend that you install all the photography tools in advance. That way, when the kid is ready, you can click their picture right away, before they do something to ruin their outfit! And remember, a little is a lot; don't accessorize too much. Your child will look beautiful even without useless trinkets!
Krishna Janmashtami is observed on the eighth day because Krishna is said to be the eighth son of his biological mother Devaki. Since he was born during the era of evil. Lord-krishna Krishna, known as Kanha in Hindu mythology, was attacked by his evil uncle, King Kansa. Krishna's father Vasudeva Anak Dundubhi took him across the Yamuna to Nanda and Yashoda in Gokul after his birth in Mathura. Krishna was born in Gokul and grew up to defeat his uncle Kansa.
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Kurtis with a shrug can be an ideal choice for ethnic use, as shoulder shrugs come in lengths and shorts that can be knitted or velvety. Different types of shoulder shrugs can make a unique style statement when combined with different sets.
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Summers are usually based on layers, so the grouping of shoulder shrugs would be good for maintaining the balancing statement of the style quotient. Long shoulders with shorts can also look good with long Kurtis. More or less fashionable, a shrug adds to the charm of Kurti.
A printed Kurti combines well with a printed or solid-colored shoulder shrug and the combination of a long Kurti with a shoulder shrug, although it may seem casual, but flaunts a certain freshness and style to the ethnic attire. This Kurti mustard with a shrug made of ruby silk fabric comes with a three-quarter shoulder shrug, a round neckline and a beautiful print. It is for a regular fit and is ankle length. It is the best hand wash.
A printed kurt with a long shrug would really look pretty, with a different look and if combined with a palazzo, it would give off a design feeling. This long shoulder shrug in a classic Indian ink check print with a contrasting hem that highlights the fusion between casual fashion and fashion. The shrug can be combined with plain and solid printed Kurtis.
It will always be good to have some elegant clothes in your closet that can be combined with a no. of sets that are suitable for creating different appearances and appearances. This dazzling long Kurti designer with a long shoulder shrug for women is made of ruby silk fabric with the Kurti hand worked in navy blue, while the long shrug is a contrasting green-blue combination in print with sleeves ¾.
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Apart from giving tadka to wedding lehengas, brides also experiment with Mehendi outfits. This bride wore a personalized blouse with the phrase "I can't keep calm, it's my Mehendi".
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