Planning to wear a sari on most days this Durga Puja? Then these sari looks by Bollywood and Tollywood actresses will come in handy.
Take a cue from Jaya Ahsan and go for a slightly mismatched sari-blouse colour combo from the same palette. The Dawshom Awbotaar actress gave the earrings the miss and went with a multicoloured necklace, a stack of bangles and an oversized ring.
A sari with big floral motifs is a breath of fresh air in the sea of shimmery festive outfits. Swastika Mukherjee plays up her summery sari with an ochre yellow printed blouse.
Paoli Dam drapes this tissue zari Chanderi in green and gold like a dream. It’s perfect for an evening of adda with friends on any Puja day.
Sanya Malhotra piles on chunky oxidised jewellery with her printed blue sari — a cool look with a boho chic vibe for a round of pandal-hopping during the day. Definitely try this if comfort is your buzz word.
Kangana Ranaut’s fuss-free dressy look is a major win. The golden silk sari teamed with a full-sleeved blouse, accessorised with a chunky choker and danglers, is a great option for a Navami evening outing.
Keerthy Suresh’s super glam look can be your go-to if you have party plans with friends. The Bhola Shankar actress paired her black-and-white striped sari with a black sleeveless blouse.
Sohini Sarkar shows how to jazz up the traditional white cotton sari with a red border. Oversized silver danglers and a neat bun wrapped in a mala make for a perfect pairing.