''Sustai 6 Ways to Restyle Old Ethnic Wear into Modern Looks.''

1.Style a Lehenga Skirt as a Maxi Skirt: Pair a heavy lehenga skirt with a crisp white shirt or a basic tank top. Add sneakers for a casual vibe or heels for a more elevated look. This fusion instantly turns festive wear into a street-style statement.

2. Use Dupattas as Capes or Scarves: Silk or embroidered dupattas can be worn over plain outfits to add drama. Drape one over a jumpsuit or solid dress for an Indo-western vibe. You can even pin a dupatta like a cape to create a red-carpet-inspired silhouette.

3. Convert a Kurta into a Dress or Shrug: Button-down kurtas can be worn as dresses with a belt at the waist. Alternatively, keep them open over a tank top and jeans as a stylish shrug. It’s perfect for layering in both summer and winter.

4. Make a Crop Top from an Old Blouse: Old blouses often have rich embroidery and good tailoring. Pair them with high-waisted trousers, skirts, or even saris for a bold fusion look. Add statement earrings and you're ready for a festive brunch or night out.

5. Create a Co-Ord Set from a Salwar Suit: Mix and match a straight kurta with cigarette pants or palazzos to form a chic co-ord look. Choose solids or subtle prints and accessorize smartly. Throw in heels and a mini bag to complete the look.

6. Add Layers with Ethnic Jackets: Use embellished ethnic jackets (like those from an old anarkali or sherwani) as layering pieces over Western outfits. They look amazing over bodycon dresses, jumpsuits, or even crop tops and denim.