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Dia Mirza, Sonakshi Sinha, And Other Bollywood Celebs Have Some Upcoming Festive Wear Goals For Us
Be it a festival or wedding, when it comes in choosing the perfect outfit, we always opt for a traditional attire as most of us reserve traditional ensembles for special occasions. Adding to that, with traditional outfits we also show respect to our traditions. But, picking the right traditional attire can be tricky sometimes. Some ethnic outfits can be way too heavy to manage and then some ensembles can look awesome but then they can be too dark-coloured for the festive occasion. So, we have curated some Bollywood divas-inspired outfits for you, which they wore recently for the Ganesh Festival. Let's decode their looks.
Dia Mirza’s Mustard Anarkali
Dia Mirza donned a full-sleeved chinese collar mustard-yellow anarkali by Global Desi, which was accentuated by green floral prints and striped border. She paired it with a seaweed green dupatta, which was enhanced by shimmering white floral accents and intricate green border. The actress completed her look with golden stilettos, which went well with her attire. The tiny black bindi and pink lip shade spruced up her look.
Pranutan Bahl’s Sharara Set
The Notebook actress, Pranutan Bahl wore a white sharara set by Sukriti & Aakriti, which was accentuated by black floral detailing. She paired it with a white dupatta that was enhanced by black stripes and floral embroidery at the border. She ditched the neckpiece and went for ethnic jhumkis. The actress rounded out her look with a tiny black bindi and pink lip shade. She notched up her look with a braided hairdo.
Shilpa Shetty Kundra’s Pink Patiala Set
For Ganesh Visarjan celebration, Shilpa Shetty Kundra opted for a fuschia pink patiala set, which came from Pink City by Sarika. Her half-sleeved kurta was accentuated by golden prints. She paired it with plain matching patiala pants and completed her look with a dupatta that was draped around her shoulder and enhanced by white intricate design. The tiny red bindi, vermilion, mangalsutra, Maharashtrian nose ring, and golden bangles spruced up her traditional look. She left her centre-parted tresses loose.
Sonakshi Sinha’s Pastel Kurta Set
Sonakshi Sinha went with a simple pale green kurta set by Amrita-Artisanal Clothing, which had scalloped border. She paired it with white palazzo pants. Her matching dupatta was adorned with floral prints and gota patti border, which completed her traditional look. The Kolhapuri flats by Fizzy Goblet rounded out her ethnic avatar. The actress ditched the neckpiece and opted for a minimal make-up that was marked by a pink lip shade and filled brows. She left her side-parted tresses loose.
So, which traditional attire did you like the most? Share your opinions in the comment section.
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