The Nine Colors to Wear on Dandiya Nights This Navratri
Navratri is a nine-day celebration of strength, spirit, and feminine energy. Rooted in the story of Goddess Durga’s triumph over evil, these days honor her nine divine forms, each with a unique personality, power, and color. Across India, homes light up, music fills the air, and nights are spent dancing under the stars. But what truly brings it all together is how beautifully color takes center stage, not just in rangolis and rituals, but in what we wear.
Each day has its own hue, reflecting the mood and essence of the goddess it represents. From calming whites to bold reds and festive pinks, these colors help set the tone for how we show up to celebrate, not just in spirit, but in style. Whether you're stepping out for dandiya night, attending a quiet aarti, or simply celebrating with family at home, wearing the color of the day is a beautiful way to feel more connected to the moment.
And that’s where Lashkaraa comes in. With timeless silhouettes and festive-ready hues, every outfit can reflect the energy of the day while staying true to your personal style. Think effortless elegance, a touch of sparkle, and pieces you’ll love long after Navratri ends.
Day 1: White Color For Purity
The second day of Navratri will be marked by white clothing, which stands for peace and purity. This color is dedicated to the goddess Brahmcharini. The Red and Off White Anarkali Style Lehenga lends serenity with elegance, making it ideal for quiet prayers and understated sophistication.
Wearing this color at the festival signifies spiritual strength as well as encourages us to give. It also symbolizes strength, knowledge, creativity, and material wealth.
Day 2: Red Color For Power
Red will mark the third day of Navratri. Goddess Chandraghanta, known for her fierce warrior form, is worshipped today.
Channel that bold energy with the Red Embroidered Crepe Silk Lehenga, a powerful silhouette with intricate detailing that makes a statement the moment you step into the garba circle.
This hue symbolizes action and is often worn to pray for the strength of body, mind, and soul. It also signifies courage and can be paired with bright colors like blue or green.
Day 3: Royal Blue Color For Tranquility
The fourth incarnation of Devi is Kushmanda, which will be marked by the color blue. Blue signifies peace and is worn to pray for the strength of body, mind, and soul. It also symbolizes courage, which can be paired with bright colors like red or yellow. The Navy Blue Embroidered Net Lehenga captures this celestial tone, creating an effortlessly graceful look for dandiya night.
Day 4 - Yellow Color for Brightness
Yellow is the color that will mark the fifth day of Navratri. Yellow symbolizes optimism and nourishment, and is dedicated to Skandamata, the nurturing mother of Kartikeya. In this avatar, she is depicted with a golden yellow face.
Radiate her warmth and wisdom in the Yellow Multicolor Floral Printed Lehenga, which feels both playful and regal with its intricate embroidery and sunlit hue.
Day 5 - Green Color For Peace
Green will mark the sixth incarnation of Goddess Durga – Katyayani – the warrior goddess seeking spiritual knowledge. In fact, green is the sixth most popular color associated with Navratri, symbolizing fertility, strength, and the destruction of evil. Embrace her grounded power in the Green Embroidered Velvet Anarkali, a plush look that works beautifully for an evening puja or festive dinner.
Day 6 - Grey Color For Elimination of Evil
Grey will mark the seventh day of Navratri. Grey may seem understated, but it embodies transformation, mystery, and inner strength. Kaalratri, the fiercest form of Durga, is revered today. Of course, you can also pair it with bright colors, such as blue or pink.
Grey symbolizes the mood of destruction and is worn as a way to destroy the negative qualities in life. It also signifies self-realization and spiritual awakening. Match this bold presence in the Grey Floral Embroidered Pant Set With Jacket, which channels fierce beauty through quirky prints and subtle shimmer.
Day 7 - Orange Color For Positivity
Orange will be the color of choice for the first day of Navratri. This color is dedicated to the goddess Shailputri, who stands for warmth and vitality. The bright hue also symbolizes self-sacrifice and is worn to seek blessings of the divine. Like the others, you can also pair this color with warm tones like red or yellow.
A perfect outfit to reflect this fiery energy is the Red Orange and Teal Peplum Style Anarkali, with its rich tones and flow that echoes movement and joy.
Day 8 - Purple for Devotion
The color purple will mark the eighth day of Navratri. This color is dedicated to the goddess Mahagauri. In this case, purple stands for wisdom, elegance, and devotion. Mahagauri brings peace and clarity; her calm nature balances out the festival’s high energy. The Dusty Purple Embroidered Saree is an ideal expression of this mood, offering grace with a fashion-forward touch.
Day 9 - Pink Color for Divinity
Navratri ends on a note of grace and fulfillment with the color pink. The ninth incarnation of Devi, Siddhidatri, which means “born from a lotus." Known as the goddess who grants supernatural powers and represents compassion and divine blessings. The Hot Pink Embroidered Lehenga brings the finale to life in full celebration, with feminine flair and sparkling detail to match the joy of the closing night.
Celebrating Transformation & Tradition
Navratri dressing is about more than color - it’s about celebrating your inner goddess. Every shade holds meaning, every ensemble is a tribute to strength and tradition. With Lashkaraa’s festive styles, you can honor each day with grace and glamour.
Discover outfits from Lashkaraa's Women's Collection that do more than look good; they tell your Navratri story.
