Stitch Two Different Styles Together: Pick out any two old kurtas of yours which have similar patterns, colours and designs. Make sure they match at least a little bit otherwise your final outcome will look odd. Slice the two from between and then stitch them together to obtain a look similar to what Dia has opted for. While the top part makes for a regular kurti, the bottom half is flared. So you end up with a mix and match design that looks brand new.

You could also opt for something like Manushi has donned. Most of your lightweight cotton, silk and raylon kurtas can be easily transformed into pretty dresses. A lining, a mesh tutu in the bottom half or added details in the hems can further improve your attire. You could also wear a statement belt to help accentuate your look.

Most cotton kurtas with straight silhouettes can be easily turned into crop tops and blouses. Stitch them any way you want. Slit open the front and add hooks, or add tie-ups to the back, or get rid of the sleeves to turn it into something completely different. So now you can team a pretty saree with that kurta blouse.

We all know ethnic jackets are so IN right now. They're basically trending everywhere. So why not split open that old kurta and turn it into a pretty ethnic jacket? You can team it with western casuals to create a bohemian vision that is super cool. You can even do this with a cropped kurti to turn it into a jacket.

Well, aren't you just dying to try the white shirt ethnic skirt look most Bollywood divas are rocking these days? Take your old Anarkali kurta and slick it into half. Slice off the bottoms to give it that flared look and secure the waist with a waistband. You could also opt for Zari borders to give it that ultra chic look.