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Tunics are one of the most preferred piece of garment when it comes to casual wear, and comfortable wear. Tunics are easy to wear, easy to carry and the best part is, they could be paired with a lot of bottoms to bring out a great look. There’s a huge variety of tunics that are easily available in the market. Some of the most preferred tunics include, embroidered tunics, casual tunics, cotton tunics, designer tunics, kurti tunics, tunic tops, etc. They come in most wonderful colors, designs, patterns, styles, and motifs. They could literally be worn at any occasion, any place, whatsoever.
Women used to pair their favorite tunics with a pair of denim jeans or maybe with a legging or something. Trends have changed, and lot many options have come up than you probably know. Thanks to the fashion designers and the technology; we could wear one single apparel in so many ways looking entirely different each single time. So, ladies, pump up your looks, with the three incredibly fresh ways of pairing a tunic with different bottoms.
- Wear with Wide-Leg, Cropped Pants: These have been a great hit in 2016, and you know they are here for long to stay- the cropped wide-legged pants. Ditch your regular denims and pair your favorite tunic with a pair of wide-leg, cropped pants. Since your outfit is largely minimal in appealing, push the envelope with an architectural ring and midi boots. Now, you are good enough to be a part of any party, casual Sunday outing, get-togethers, etc.
- Layer Over an A-Line Dress with a Fluted Hem: This ensemble takes layering to another level. The open-sided tunic or as they are popularly called, tunics with slits will allow the grooved hemline to glimpse out at the sides, creating a dimensional look. This is an incredible way to look drop-dead gorgeous for any public event. You would certainly become the center of attraction.
- Belt Over an Asymmetrical Skirt: Play on the skirt's asymmetrical hem by belting a crisp-cut tunic on top. Like the skirt, the tunic will swish and sway with every step. What else do you want?
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