5 Easy Runway Trends To Incorporate Into Your Wardrobe Now

Five runway trends to keep you on top of your style game.

Bomber jacket with sari, by designer Malini Ramani (L), a shirt sari with tie by designer duo Abraham and Thakore (M) and a fringe sari by designer duo Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla (R) (Photo: Yogen Shah/FDCI)

Here is a quick guide to all the latest trends that we’ve spotted on the runway of late:

Number 5. Bomber jackets

These jackets have been popular for a while now.. But could you imagine wearing it with a saree, or a dress? See, now that's what we are talking about.

Bomber jacket by designer duo Hemant and Nandita. (Photo: Yogen Shah)

Bomber jacket with sari, by designer Malini Ramani. (Photo: Yogen Shah)

Bomber jacket by designer Namrata Joshipra. (Photo: FDCI)

Number 4. Dhoti Pants

While the primary reason is to start wearing them is because they are so damn breezy and comfortable, the fact that the likes of Tarun Tahiliani and Ashima Leena approve of it gives the humble dhoti pants some serious design cred.

Dhoti pants as seen as Tarun Tahiliani’s show. (Photo: FDCI)

Model Sonalika Sahay wearing dhoti pants at Tarun Tahiliani’s show.(Photo: FDCI)

Model Archana Akil Kumar wearing dhoti pants at the recently concluded Amazon India Fashion Week. (Photo: FDCI)

Dhoti pants by Ashima Leena at the recently concluded Amazon India Fashion Week. (Photo: FDCI)

Number 3: Cool suits

Think chequered suits, and suits with cute prints. (We now have you sold!)

Chequred suit by designer Dhruv Vaish. (Photo: Yogen Shah)

Chequred suit by designer Dhruv Vaish. (Photo: Yogen Shah)

Actor-model Dino Morea in a Sahil Aneja creation. (Photo: FDCI)

A printed suit by designer Sahil Aneja. (Photo: FDCI)

Number 2: Fringes

A fringe sari by designer duo Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla. (Photo: FDCI)

A fringe sari by designer Anita Dongre. (Photo: FDCI)

A Tarun Tahiliani creation with fringes. (Photo: FDCI)

A fringe jacket by designer Malini Ramani. (Photo: FDCI)

A Tarun Tahiliani creation with fringes. (Photo: FDCI)

This year, we've spotted fringes everywhere from Milan to New York, so it's time for you to quickly put some on your sari as well.

Number1: Ties on Indian Wear

Designer duo Abraham and Thakore show you how to pair saris and kurtas with ties. (Photo: Yogen Shah)

A model in an Abraham and Thakore creation. (Photo: FDCI)

Model Lakshmi Rana displaying an Abraham and Thakore creation. (Photo: FDCI)

A model in an Abraham and Thakore creation. (Photo: FDCI)

Models walking the ramp forAbraham and Thakore (Photo: FDCI)

A shirt sari with tie by designer duo Abraham and Thakore. (Photo: FDCI)

Who said ties were only meant for formal functions? Abraham and Thakore show you how you can pair ties with suits, kurtas and even saris... like a boss.