Shardiya Navratri Day 3: From Alia Bhatt to Kajol, Bollywood celeb inspired red outfits for the perfect festive look
Shardiya Navratri Day 3: Get ready to elevate your ethnic fashion with these stunning Bollywood celeb inspired red outfits that are sure to turn heads. All pics
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On the third day of Shardiya Navratri, Goddess Chandraghanta is worshipped and the colour of the day is red. Donning the colour red on this day is considered auspicious and is also the most popular colour of chunri offered to the goddess. Red represents passion and love and wearing this colour makes the devotee feel energetic and alive. If you still haven't decided on your stunning red outfits then don't worry, we are here to help you out with some of the most stunning Bollywood inspired red outfits. Whether it's a suit, a saree or a red lehenga, our B-town divas know how to pull off every look to perfection. From Alia Bhatt's red chiffon saree to Kajol's traditional kurta, here is your lookbook for the perfect Navratri Day 3 look.(Instagram)
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A saree is the perfect outfit for any Indian festival. And if you want to go hot but still maintain your style quotient, don't worry, we've got just the perfect saree inspiration for you. Pooja Hedge's stylish red saree is sure to make you the centre of the Navratri party. It features an intriguing ruffle pattern at the hem and a flowing silhouette. Pair it with a sexy V-neck blouse, add some chunky jewellery, leave your hair loose and you are ready to steal hearts.(Instagram/@hegdepooja)
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Mira Rajput is here to give you some ethnic fashion ideas for the Navratri season with her stunning look in a traditional red ensemble. Her stunning red suit featuring a flared kurta with a trendy criss-cross pattern, V-neckline, full sleeves and intricate gold detailing is the perfect look if you want to take your ethnic fashion to the next level. Pair it with a matching skirt or palazzos and a printed dupatta like Mira. Add some traditional Indian jewellery, a potli bag, a little bindi and some glam make-up to rock your Navratri look.(Instagram/@mira.kapoor)
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Manushi Chhillar's traditional red slawar suit is your ideal fashion inspiration if your vibe is simple and you like to keep your style minimal. Her elegant kurta with a split crew neck, elbow-length sleeves and a traditional Indian print embellished with mirror work is the epitome of grace. Pair it with a matching net duppata and straight, fitted trousers for the perfect festive look. For make-up, opt for winged eyeliner, mascara-coated lashes, glowing highlighter, rosy cheeks and a shade of berry lipstick like Manushi. Tie your hair into a neat bun on the centre part of your face, add stud earrings and you are ready to slay.(Instagram/@manushi_chhillar)
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