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Masaba Gupta gives fashion advice: Three looks to look beautiful on Diwali

Updated on: Oct 21, 2014, 17:58:03 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Since the festival to dress up and look dazzling is upon us, we grabbed a quick chat with the ever-stylish fashion designer, who shared her top style tips for looking great on Diwali. So, ladies, use her help and give your celebrations some extra sparkle.

Okay, it's Diwali season. And every savvy fashionista who's worth her vintage jackets and sexy LBDs knows that there's nothing gaudy or tacky about dressing up in her fancy best on Diwali. And unless predictable is your middle name, you would want to have fun experimenting with prints, textures and colours.

So you know you've got the physical attributes to carry off any diva glam outfit, but you don't want to dress too sexy. But trust us ladies, Diwali is not the time to look for seasonal practicality or worry about those beautifully crafted lace and satin bras adding some peek-a-boo fun to your ensemble.

Also read: DIY Diwali make-up tips to help you shimmer, shine, sparkle

No pressure, but this time of the year is about going all out; and that could mean anything from pulling out your mom's raw silk sari and wearing it with a crop top to pairing a pair of shimmery palazzo pants with a checked/ stripped shirt and a quirky belt!

 
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