Published 18:26 IST, October 22nd 2019
Some clothing ideas from celebrities that you can wear for Diwali
It seems that a white dress is the new fashion trend across many actors in the Indian film industry. Here are some ideas that you can take for Diwali outfits.
Actors and celebrities in the Bollywood film industry leave an impact on the audience primarily through their work. But there is another aspect of their lives that the fans look up to: fashion. These Bollywood celebrities keep their outfit choices in line with the latest trends and styles as they influence a lot of fashion ideas. The new obsession in B-Town when it comes to fashion seems to be the colour white. This is specific to many traditional outfits that the actors are wearing.
As Diwali comes closer, here are white traditional looks that you can wear during the festival of lights:
Anushka Sharma shared a picture on her Instagram where she can be seen wearing a white kurti with a white dupatta. She opted for dark smokey eye makeup. The dress was paired with beautiful jhumkas. The look is simple, but it looks very elegant and graceful.
Mouni Roy is also known for her admirable fashion choices. The Made in China actor posted a picture of herself on her Instagram in a white saree. The saree looks simple with large pink flower prints. A plain white bralette as the blouse accentuates the look of the saree. Mouni went for a light makeup look, with a nude pink lipstick shade and winged eyeliner. There isn’t much work for the look, which makes it a great outfit option for this Diwali.
If you want to go for a heavier look, you can use this Kiara Advani look as a reference. Kiara can be seen wearing a beautiful white lehenga. The lehenga is sequined throughout and looks very suave and beautiful. Kiara has paired the lehenga with a golden choker and large golden bangles. The tight bun makes the outfit the centre of attention.
These are some of the excellent ways that you can dress up in white for this Diwali. It will make you look fashionable and traditional at the same time. The festival will be celebrated across India on October 27, 2019.
Updated 21:44 IST, October 22nd 2019