11 Lessons You Can Learn from Kiara Advani on How to Ace Indian Wear
If You saw her play Dimple convincingly in Shershaah, we are sure you wouldn’t have missed her simple yet impactful looks in comfortable kurtas and salwar. As she romanced Sidharth Malhotra who played Vikram Batra in the movie, she twirled in colourful dupattas, sighed in subtle kurtas with intricate details and walked around in beautiful handcrafted juttis. If her fuss-free, dainty looks caught your fancy, here’s some more inspiration from her Indian wear wardrobe.
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If you are stepping out for a small get-together then a polka-dot sari with an eye-catching blouse will instantly take you from “not dressed” to “dressy”.
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A bright, embroidered sari paired with a printed blouse is the easiest way to make an impact without trying too hard.
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Give your lehenga a modern edge by wearing a belt and a blouse with a plunging neckline.
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Subtle yet elegant, this embroidered, off-white sari is apt for day weddings.
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A metallic sari and that too in a glamorous golden shade is what you want when you are looking to make an impact at a cocktail party.
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Kiara seems to love bright coloured saris and printed blouses. She looks stunning in this Punit Balana drape.
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A shimmery, see-through, nude sari teamed with a strap-less blouse is for those special occasions when you want to take the oomph factor a few notches up.
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Nothing speaks of high-octane glamour better than a corset paired with a lehenga.
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Give the traditional lehenga a modern twist by pairing it with a blingy bralette and a cute cross-body bag.
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Want to add a little drama to your attire, pair your lehenga with a cape-like blouse and use the dupatta as a train. You would look red carpet ready in minutes!
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Talk of being comfortable in Indian wear…invest in a lehenga with a pocket and a fuss-free crop top