10 Lessons in Festive Dressing from Karisma Kapoor
From lightweight cocktail saris to heavy duty silks, from breezy kurtas to romantic shararas, Karisma Kapoor’s ethnic wardrobe serves some major style goals for this festive season
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1 of 1050985380-2170308466523193-3601044683739267438-n-1131021074643.jpeg If it's one of the weddings you have to go to, pull out the heavy-duty silks and go easy on the makeup.
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2 of 10karishma-kapoor-black-color-bollywood-designer-saree-jf24747131021074643.jpeg A shimmery black number is a must-have in your party/festive wardrobe.
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3 of 10karisma-slide-5131021074643.jpeg A nude sari with golden accents can easily amp up your ethnic style.
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4 of 10karisma-slide7131021074643.jpeg A Benarasi lehenga when styled interestingly can create a stunning look.
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5 of 10karisma-slide-4131021074713.png A solid colour sari in a neutral palette paired it with a statement blouse looks effortlessly elegant.
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6 of 10screenshot-2021-10-06-at-70543-pm131021074713.png Karisma seems to love the colour red and we can't stop admiring how she pulls off the head-to-toe red look.
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7 of 10slide-1131021074713.png A sharara in a striking colour is a show stealer. Wear this and keep your accessories and makeup minimal.
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8 of 10karisma-slide-2131021074713.png This festive season channel the retro vibe with a short fitted kurta and churidar.
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9 of 10karisma-slide-3131021074713.png Do not want to go the whole kurta-churidar way? Keep it fuss-free and playful by wearing a kurta as a dress.
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10 of 10screenshot-2021-10-06-at-73426-pm131021074713.png Karisma owns the monochrome trend like a boss by pairing a simple shirt with a colour co-ordinated sari.
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