Navratri 2026 — Nine Nights, Nine Colours, One Celebration
, by Metilda Jasmine , 1 min reading time
Navratri — nine nights of dance, devotion, and colour — is one of India's most vibrant and joyful festivals. Each night has its own colour, its own energy, and its own way of honouring the divine feminine. Dressing right for Navratri is not just about fashion — it is an act of celebration.
The Nine Colours of Navratri 2026
Each day of Navratri has a traditional colour associated with it. Wearing the right colour is considered auspicious and brings blessings for the day.
- Day 1: Royal Blue
- Day 2: Yellow
- Day 3: Green
- Day 4: Grey
- Day 5: Orange
- Day 6: White
- Day 7: Red
- Day 8: Sky Blue
- Day 9: Pink
What to Wear for Navratri
- Garba & Dandiya nights: A lehenga choli in the day's colour — comfortable enough to dance in, beautiful enough to photograph
- Puja & Temple visits: A silk saree or festive kurti set in the auspicious colour of the day
- Evening celebrations: A statement lehenga with mirror work or embroidery for the grand finale nights
Jewellery for Navratri
Go bold! Navratri is the time for statement jewellery — oxidised silver, kundan sets, colourful beaded necklaces, and jhumkas that sway with every dance step.
Shop the Navratri Edit at Rosepetals Luxe
We have curated a special Navratri collection of lehengas, festive sarees, and kurti sets in all nine Navratri colours — so you can celebrate every night in style.
Shop the Navratri collection at www.rosepetalsluxe.com