Priyanka Chopra, Alia Bhatt, Madhuri Dixit Show How to Glam Up This Navratri

With the festive season lying upon us, it’s necessary to not just actively participate in the gatherings but to also put the best fashion foot forward. Navratri, the time when people soak themselves in the vibrancy and colours of Dandiya and Garba nights, is the perfect occasion to flaunt what you’ve got. Hidden in the narrow by-lanes of Gujarat, lies the world of vivacious fashion which comes alive during the 9 festive days of Navratri.

Every nook and corner, you’ll witness a spell-binding sight of people dressed in stylish outfits, bearing dandiyas in their hands and matching their beats to peppy songs. As you gear up for these celebrations, we bring you a quick guide to all that you can adorn this year. The Conventional Beauty: Lehenga Choli

For a lot of people, garba is the dance form they saw on television when Aishwarya Rai and Salman Khan danced their hearts out on the beats of the song ‘Dholi taro dhol baaje’. Dressed up in a traditional red and pink lehenga, Aishwarya’s look has been topping the charts of the most loved Gujarati look since then. Years later, Deepika Padukone created the same magic on-screen when she opted for the long-established lehenga choli look. But this time give the conventional garba look a twist like Priyanka Chopra, Alia Bhatt and Ananya Pandey.

While one wishes to get dressed in those perfect straight-from-reel attires, it’s not always possible. Some women feel their body type doesn’t go with the detailing of the outfits; others look at it as excessive baggage added to them while their only focus is to dance. For this kind, there’s always an option of floor-length anarkalis or the ancient styled-angrakhas. It gives you the feel of wearing an ensemble worth twirling in but at the same time maintains your mood in a comfy state. The Snazzy Choice: Separates, Wrap-arounds, pleated skirts, Dhoti Skirts

The Elegant Snap: Different-styled tied saris