Navratri is almost approaching, and now is the perfect time to dress up and hit the dance floor! The question of what to wear is a little difficult, as it is each year.
Check out the carefully picked looks below that were inspired by our fave Bollywood diva looks, including Deepika Padukone’s ghagra choli from Ram Leela or Aishwarya Rai’s vintage Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam ensemble.Choose Alia Bhatt’s boho ensemble from Kalank if you want to tote something lightweight.
Deepika Padukone (Ramleela)
The first person on the list ought to be Deepika Padukone. The ghagra-choli style Padukone donned in the songs “Nagada Sang Dhol” and “Lahu Munh Lag Gaya” from the 2013 film Ram-Leela something to die for. Any red or white lehenga skirt may be worn with a bandhani-printed dupatta and a thick top with mirror work to recreate the magnificent ghagra-choli style she wore in the songs. She has a nose pin, chunky earrings, and metallic bangles as accessories.
Aishwarya Rai (Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam)
In Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, Aishwarya Rai had stunning and wonderful beauty.She donned pastel-colored lehengas with mirror work in the movie, which are still in style and highly trendy.
Madhuri Dixit (Maja Ma)
Madhuri Dixit wore a number of lavish lehenga choli ensembles with bandhani designs while portraying a middle-class Gujarati housewife in Maja Ma on Amazon Prime. She looked more dramatic thanks to her ethnic jewellery. Every outfit Madhuri wears in the film is eye-catching, and anyone might get fashion inspiration from her appearance.
Mahira Khan (Raees)
Mahira Khan dominated with her appearance in the 2017 movie “Raees.” For your garba evenings, watch the “Udi Udi Jae” song, in which she wears the vibrant hue ghagra choli. In the movie, she wore lovely kurta sets. She wore little jewellery and cosmetics, which gave her outfit more glitz.
Alia Bhatt (Kalank)
If you enjoy sporting boho-chic styles, this is where your search for the ideal dandiya attire comes to a conclusion. Choose a set of fashionable ghagra, accessorise it with oxidised jewellery, and don’t forget to add a nose pin to channel Alia Bhatt’s look from Kalank.
Kiara Advani (Satyaprem Ki Katha)
Wear attire from Kiara’s Satyaprem Ki Katha movie if you’re looking to modernise your traditional appearance. Choose any of Kiara’s costumes, whether they are chic salwar suits, conventional ethnic lehengas, or Indo-Western apparel, and recreate the style by giving it a modern spin.
