Diwali Outfit Ideas for Kids in Melbourne

By Abhishek Arora · Style World, Aintree · Updated 31 Oct 2026 · 2 min read

Diwali is one of the most exciting times of the year for kids: lights, sweets, family visits and of course new clothes. The best kids’ festive outfits look special but are still comfortable enough for a long evening of playing, eating and lighting diyas.

For girls

Sharara sets

A short flared kurti with wide sharara pants is a favourite for girls of all ages. They are easy to move in and look beautiful when twirling. Our gotta patti sets are made from organic cotton, which is soft and breathable for sensitive skin.

Chinon suits

For a dressier look, chinon suits with embroidery have a gentle sheen that looks lovely in photos. Choose a sharara or dhoti-style bottom.

See all girls outfits →

For boys

A kurta pajama is the classic choice. For younger boys, cotton is the most comfortable and easy to wash. Silk looks smarter for family functions and photos. An angrakha-style kurta (with a side tie) adds a traditional touch.

See all boys outfits →

Comfort and safety tips

• Cotton near the diyas. Natural fabrics like cotton are a safer choice around open flames and sparklers than synthetic fabrics. Always keep an eye on dupattas near candles.
• Size up slightly if your child is between sizes. They will be eating, sitting and playing for hours.
• Elastic waists make toilet trips easier for little ones.
• Layer for Melbourne evenings. A cardigan or light jacket in a matching colour keeps them warm without hiding the outfit.

Getting the right size

Kids’ sizes vary between brands. Send us your child’s age and height on WhatsApp and we will tell you which size to choose. You can also check our size guide.