Best Advita Suits for a College Farewell on a Budget
Farewell day has a way of sneaking up on you. One week you are sitting through normal classes, and the next your group is in a chat deciding what everyone is wearing and whether to colour coordinate. If you are trying to find something that looks special without spending your entire savings, you are in exactly the right place.
The good news is that you do not need a designer price tag to look put together in farewell photos. A well chosen three piece suit in a colour that suits you, paired with simple jewellery, photographs just as well as something three times the price. Here is how to pick one that works.
Decide on a Colour Before You Decide on a Style
Most farewell photos end up being group shots, so the colour you wear matters more than the exact cut of the outfit. Soft greens, mustards, deep blues and dusty pinks all photograph well against most backgrounds, whether you are taking pictures in a classroom, a garden or on the college stairs. Avoid very pale shades like white or cream if the event is during the day, since they tend to wash out in photos taken on phone cameras. A cotton suit set in a clear, slightly deep colour will look sharp in pictures and still feel comfortable if the farewell runs for several hours.
Two Budget Friendly Suits Worth Comparing
If you want something with a bit more print and detail for the day, these two options sit comfortably under twenty five hundred rupees and both come with a dupatta. The maroon floral rayon cotton suit leans more festive with its print and would suit someone who wants their outfit to stand out a little in photos. The plain cotton three piece set is more understated and works well if you would rather let your jewellery or hairstyle do the talking. Both are easy to style with juttis or simple sandals, and neither needs much ironing before you head out.
Do Not Skip the Dupatta Styling
A lot of the visual impact in farewell photos comes from how the dupatta sits, not just the suit itself. Draping it over one shoulder with the pleats hanging loose gives a slightly more festive look than letting it sit flat across both shoulders, which tends to look more office appropriate. If your suit has a printed dupatta, try draping it so the print shows clearly in front, since that is usually the part that gets cut off in photos when it is pinned at the back. A few safety pins at the shoulder can save you from constantly readjusting it through the day, especially if there is a lot of standing and group photos involved.
A Simple Kurta Set Works Just as Well
If a full suit feels like more than you want to spend, a two piece kurta set in a floral or abstract print is a completely valid choice for farewell. The flared A-line cut moves nicely in photos, and you can always add a dupatta separately if you want a slightly more dressed up look on the day. Many of these sets come in well under two thousand rupees, which leaves room in your budget for accessories or a small gift exchange with friends. You can browse the full range of kurta sets to find a print that matches your personality rather than just following what everyone else is wearing.
Order Early so You Are Not Rushing at the Last Minute
Farewell dates often get announced with less notice than anyone would like, and delivery takes a few days even when everything goes smoothly. As soon as you know the date, it is worth placing your order so you have time to try it on, get any small alterations done, and decide on footwear and jewellery without rushing. Checking the full range of suits a week or two in advance also means you get first pick of sizes, since popular prints in 36 and 38 tend to sell out faster closer to college event season.
What is a reasonable budget for a farewell outfit?
Anywhere between fifteen hundred and twenty five hundred rupees is enough to get a good quality three piece suit or kurta set with a dupatta. You do not need to spend more than that to look festive and put together in photos.
Can a kurta set work for a farewell instead of a suit?
Yes, a two piece kurta set in a flattering print works perfectly well, especially if you pair it with a dupatta and some jewellery. Many girls actually prefer kurta sets for farewell because they are more comfortable for a full day of events and photos.
What colours photograph best for farewell pictures?
Soft greens, mustards, deep blues and dusty pinks tend to photograph well in both daylight and indoor lighting. Very pale colours like white or cream can wash out in phone camera photos, so it helps to pick something with a bit more depth.
Whatever you choose, the most important thing is that you feel comfortable in it, since farewell days usually mean hours of standing, sitting and moving around for photos. Once you have picked your outfit, take a look at the new arrivals at Tanishka Fashion in case something fresh has just been added that fits your colour plan even better.