Navratri is jubilantly and celebrated throughout the nation. Nav means nine, while Ratri denotes night. The celebrations last for nine nights, thus the name of the event. Dressing up, dancing on Garba and visiting Durga Pujo pandals are also associated with Navratri. It is a big celebration that is cheerfully observed practically everywhere and necessitates a substantial boost to your festive attire. Dressing up on this occasion helps you feel good and have a wonderful time at the event.
Every day of Navratri is observed with a new colour as it is every year. We are very thrilled about this since it elevates our joy of dressing up to a whole new level. Consider wearing colourful kurtas and anarkalis with chaandbalis and juttis. For the approaching festivals, whether you're looking for a colourful traditional Indian appearance or something a little more modern, here are the celeb-inspired trendy ways to embrace bright colours in style and look perfect for the festivities.
ORANGE
Orange is the first colour to shine on Navratri's first day. The colour represents vitality and joy. Festivals are often associated with vibrant and colourful hues, and orange is one of the most striking colours. Undoubtedly a cheery colour, tangerine has been used by celebrities frequently in everything from bodycon dresses to sarees. We should follow Pooja Hegde's example. She chose an Arpita Mehta ruffle saree with a mango leaf print, and she looked stunning in it. Pooja paired the saree with a mirror work-heavily embellished cut-sleeve blouse. Pooja Hegde kept her style simple and added some modern flair to her traditional saree by wearing gold bangles and earrings.
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WHITE
The calm colour white has always stood for unending tranquility. Consider your white outfit to be completely fail-proof for a Navratri puja at home. Like Alia Bhatt, you can also make your clothing stand out by adding a splash of colour. Alia choose a six-yard immaculate white cotton saree with delicate thread embroidery on the drape, pleats, and pallu. The actress donned the saree with a white top and draped it traditionally. Alia balanced the white saree's understated appearance with eye-catching embellishments. She selected dramatic stacked silver earrings with multi-coloured gemstone embellishments. She selected dramatic peep-toe pumps with golden straps, stacked silver earrings with multi-coloured jewels and pearls, and a matching ring. Alia styled the white saree look with her hair tied in a side-parted sleek braided bun adorned with a white rose, another styling tip to elevate your look.
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RED
Red is a timeless colour that all adore. Red, also known as the colour of love, has very distinct connotations in India. Red is utilised year-round for big festivals and weddings since it is one of the most auspicious colours. You can never go wrong with the brilliant hue given that Durga Pujo is one of them and Navratri is another. Take fashion cues from Sara Ali Khan if you're seeking for a red outfit to slay in this festive season that is both ethnic and modern. Sara chose a red tiered gharara with a glitter bralette and cape from Arpita Mehta to put her best fashion foot forward while giving traditional clothing a fusion touch. A pair of jhumki earrings and a stunning finger ring was Sara's accessories.
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BLUE
The colour "Royal Blue" defines splendour you may start your glam with this colour and adopt the desi look. Sanya Malhotra shows how to put an end to thinking about the ideal ethnic outfit and immediately slide into one. Sanya chose a stunning Raw Mango brilliant blue silk saree with an elaborate gold trim and a matching sleeveless blouse. She added a few gold bracelets and earrings to keep the outfit simple and attractive. We adore how the actor kept the makeup minimal and avoided going overboard. She opted for thick brows, kohl eyes with lots of mascara, flushed cheeks, and a hint of lip gloss. She wore a bun with a few strands of her curly hair hanging out on either side.
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YELLOW
Yellow colour is all about warmth, happiness, brightness and cheer and is an amazing way to kick off the celebrations of the festival. Delve into the festivities by checking out how to wear the shade, Mrunal Thakur style! Mrunal played muse to fashion designer House of Kotwara and picked bright yellow attire. Her dress comprise of yellow cropped top with a closed halter neck and midriff-baring details. Mrunal opted for a minimal makeup look to complement her attire for the day. In nude eyeshadow, black kohl, mascara-laden eyelashes, contoured cheeks and a shade of nude lipstick, she looked festive-ready.
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