9 Days, 9 Colours, 9 Dress Ideas: Navratri Outfits for Women 2024

Navratri, the festival of dance, fun, vigor, and spirituality is a beautiful cultural celebration. The garba nights are young and vibrant colours dominate the traditional attire. From bright saree colours to embellished chaniyas with mirror work and embroideries adding layers of glamour and style, attires during these 9 days are sure to turn the festive spirit up and running.

Here’s a guide to help you choose the perfect attire for each day of Navratri 2024, complete with dress codes and Navratri saree style ideas. 

What are 9 Days of Navratri Devi Names and Colours 2024?

Here is the concise list of 9 days and dates of Navaratri 2024, what colours to wear, and which Devi to pray to:

Day 1: Yellow colour

Yellow is the colour to begin the festival with; The "daughter of the mountains," Goddess Shailputri, is worshipped on the first day of the celebration. It is one of the names for Goddess Durga representing purity and the natural world. On this day, it's customary for people to wear orange; this is one of the navratri saree colours that denotes warmth and love for one another as well as uplifting energy in any space.

Day 2: Green colour

Green representing growth and rejuvenation is the colour for the second day. Goddess Bramhacharini, is known for piety and spiritual development and is also known to have won Lord Shiva with a strict marriage penance. You can experience the essence of Navratri in style with our gorgeous green Kanjivaram or Banarasi Navratri saree. Featuring exquisite textures and delicate golden borders, it is made to fit your Navratri theme dress code.

Day 3: Grey colour

On the third day of this festival, Goddess Parvati’s married form Chandraghanta is worshipped. The colour to be worn is Grey, which signifies strength and resilience giving you the ability to overcome obstacles. A perfect embellished Navratri saree with sequins work is the go-to for this day. 

Day 4: Orange

The fourth day of Navratri is characterized by a fiery orange colour signifying exuberance and positivity. Goddess Kushamanda, the creator of the universe is worshipped by devotees. A silk Navratri saree with orange colour and zari work with a contrasting teal or turquoise blouse with a statement oxidised jewellery piece will steal the show.

Day 5: White

Devotees celebrate Skandamata, the fifth avatar of Goddess Amba on the fifth day of Navratri. Her name is a combination of two Sanskrit words: Mata (Mother of Murugan) and Skanda (the God of War). White signifies innocence and purity and symbolises the qualities of the goddess Parvati. To ace your Navratri look you can pair a white embroidery blouse with a white embellished skirt and a colourful dupatta to add a hint of colours to your outfit. You can also choose from a range of Navratri saree colours.

Day 6: Red

The sixth form of Goddess Durga, Katyayani is known for her powerful and fierce nature. The colour for the day is red symbolising strength, love and passion. The red chunari or dupatta with intricate designs and embellishments will add a statement to your outfit. The Navratri saree colours are a must-have along with your statement outfit pieces. 

Day 7: Royal Blue

This day’s colour is royal blue signifying depth, richness, and serenity. The seventh day is known for Maa Kali, Goddess Parvati’s destructive yet calming character. Navratri saree colours are many; for this day a blue georgette saree with a gold zardosi blouse work will ace the look, you can also top it up with an oxidised statement choker.

Day 8: Pink 

This day is the most celebrated out of all the days, due to its significance. The eighth form of Goddess Durga, Mahagauri is worshipped on Mahaashtami Tithi. The colour of the day is pink, symbolising universal love and harmony and also Mahagauri’s gentle and nurturing nature. For this day you can use pink tones and enhance your navratri saree look. 

Day 9: Purple

Day nine and the last day of this festival signifies the mark of victory of devi over rakshas and is celebrated with grandeur. The ninth form of Goddess Durga is Maa Siddhidatri, the giver of supernatural and meditative powers. Purple is the colour of the day and brings in the luxury and nobility feeling. This day is also celebrated as Mahanavmi or Ramnavmi.

Embrace the festivity with Theni Anantham’s wide range of Navratri saree colours availability. We are a one-stop shop for your stunning outfit collection. Ranging from traditional to indo-western to classic Kanjivaram sarees, our Navratri saree collection is designed to make you feel gorgeous throughout the festive season.