Raveena Tandon birthday: 5 traditional looks for Diwali

Raveena Tandon often opts for indo-western and Indian dresses for her public appearances. She was last seen judging Nach Baliye season nine. Raveena’s outfits can be an inspiration for Diwali styles. On the occasion of her 45th birthday, we take a look at Raveena Tandon’s Instagram for Diwali style goals.

Raveena Tandon in stunning Indian wear

Raveena gave us major fashion inspiration when she appeared for an event in a yellow Indian sharara set. Raveena’s outfit had a tinge of shimmer threads and embroidery with traditional motifs.  Raveena looked stunning in the kurta, dupatta and sharara pants. This look can be easily recreated for Diwali.

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When Raveena Tandon opted for this purple Banaresi Brocade lehenga and choli set, she gave us all Diwali fashion goals to live by. Raveena was attending Diwali festivities in Mumbai when she donned the outfit. She paired the outfit with chaandbali earrings and secured her hair in a messy bun.

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Raveena Tandon set out for Karva Chauth events in a red Mira Set by Anita Dongre. She paired it with fine jewellery and a sleek bun. Raveena's bold eye make-up can be perfectly replicated for a Diwali outfit . This stunning look can be recreated by all those who love to wear red for festivities.

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The Bade Miyan Chote Miyan actress was seen in a purple silk lehenga and choli. She chose this outfit for Nach Baliye appearance. Tandon opted for wavy hair to go with the outfit. Again, this style can be incorporated into Diwali wardrobe.

Ruffle sarees can also be an option for this festival. One can jazz it up with tassel earrings and wavy partitioned hair. Major inspiration can be taken from Raveena’s traditional outfits.

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