Want to make a style statement this Diwali?
Namrata Thakker picks some celeb-inspired looks that will help you up your fashion game during the festive season.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Shilpa Shetty/Instagram
Look ultra glamorous this Diwali like Shilpa Shetty Kundra.
Just wear a pearl tassel embroidered sari in any pastel colour and pair it with a ruched chiffon blouse.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Pooja Hegde/Instagram
If you want to keep your sari look simple yet elegant, go the Pooja Hegde way. Opt for a silk sari with a striped blouse.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Karisma Kapoor/Instagram
Take a cue from Karisma Kapoor and jazz up your ethnic look by adding a beautiful wine coloured Banarasi silk dupatta to your otherwise plain salwar-kurta outfit.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Kajol/Instagram
We love Kajol‘s red sari look, paired with a strapless blouse and a statement gold choker neckpiece.
Perfect for Diwali house parties!
Photograph: Kind courtesy Kajal Aggarwal/Instagram
Worry not if saris are not your cup of tea. Go for an easy-breezy look this festive season by wearing a matching kurta-gharara-dupatta suit.
Kajal Aggarwal looks stunning in her blue polka dot Arpita Mehta creation.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Tara Sutaria/Instagram
Always wanted to look like a Yash Chopra heroine?
Well, here’s Tara Sutaria showing us exactly how to do that in her all-white ensemble teamed with chunky Chandbali earrings.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Aamna Sharif/Instagram
If you aren’t into fashion, simply wear tunics with bold prints and you’ll look as pretty as Aamna Sharif.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Karishma Tanna/Instagram
Another fuzz-free option is a long printed kaftan.
Karishma Tanna definitely knows how to rock one.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Kriti Kharbanda/Instagram
Here’s Kriti Kharbanda looking gorgeous in a white floral jumpsuit gown. It’s unusual, but undoubtedly a good style option for festive season.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Taapsee Pannu/Instagram
Taapsee Pannu‘s floral sharara set is just the right amount of fun and flirty needed for a stylish Diwali outing.