Kangana Ranaut: Queen's kurta looks for some fashion inspiration

When it comes to fashion, Kangana Ranaut is an enthusiast. Alongside, being an incredibly talented actor, Kangana also has never failed to keep up with her looks and outfits. Since her debut in 2006 in the film Gangster, Ranaut has been seen experimenting with her looks and outfits. She has been seen wearing some crop tees, palazzos and scarfs to complement her curly locks. In recent times, the Queen actor has been looking stunning in Indian outfits. Here are some of her best kurta looks that will give you fashion goals for Diwali.

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Kangana Ranaut’s Kurta looks:

This look was captured while Kangana was practising Bharatanatyam for her upcoming biopic of Jayalalithaa. She looks stunning in a peacock coloured long kurta dress with palazzo salwar. The long kurta had traditional hand-designed prints crafted on it. Kangana Ranaut appeared to seem prettier than usual with her no-makeup look.  

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This Kurta look was the attire that she wore to the airport. Who knew kurta dresses could also come under the wardrobe of airport outfits? In this picture, Kangana wore a simple grey kurta with matching salwar pants. She complimented the dress with a cream-ish dupatta. She also wore a grey-tinted glasses which added to the overall outfit.   

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Kangana Ranaut seems to be in love with light-coloured kurtas. In this image, the actor can be seen spotting wearing a white kurta dress. The dress has a red, dotted print with a border design printed on the cloth. She has worn white leggings and paired it with a white dupatta. In this look, Kangana Ranaut looks simple yet elegant.

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This outfit was again an outfit for the airport. She was spotted at Mumbai airport walking in a silky salwar kameez. It was a pinkish-blue dress made up of silk cloth. Blue shades were amazingly completing the rose-pink kurta and salwar. The whole outfit was paired with a simple chocolate-coloured handbag.