Durga Puja Lookbook

Get in the spirit for the season’s festive grandiose because Durgostsav is only a few weeks away! As we anticipate all the fun, frolicking and delight, prep ahead to turn around in the most attention-stealing looks of the fiesta. From Durga Puja pandal-hopping to festive visits, set your wardrobe attuned with the revelries of the 10-day extravaganza. Since sarees are a traditionally ideal silhouette to wear on the occasion, play around with trendy covetable styles this season. Take your inspiration and shop from these stellar five looks curated to highlight your desi instincts. 

Colours of Glory

Nothing like the melange of bright colours to set the mood for merriments. Also, vivid prints make case for noteworthy appearances. This Ritu Kumar saree is the perfect bid to go effortlessly stylish. Keep the look rooted with a pair of temple earrings and a statement bracelet. 

Credits : Outfit by Ritu Kumar ; Earrings by Chavvi’s Jewels ; Bracelet by Anjali Jain

Divaesque Elan 

Serving ethnicity with a dash of modern elan is the perfect way to cut the monotony. Ethereally a little retro but a lot right now, the vibe of this ruffle saree from Vvani by Vani Vats is instantly spotlight-stealing. Make the look more double-tap worthy with jewels set in kundan. 

Credits : Outfit by Vvani by Vani Vats; Necklace and Earrings Unniyarcha

Close to Culture 

Quintessential Bengali sarees for Durga Puja is a divine match. Masaba, with her new festive line, made the style covetable than ever with traditional red sarees featuring a Durga figure on its drape. All you’ll need are some heirloom-worthy jewellery pieces to accentuate the glow. 

Credits : Outfit by Masaba ; Necklace and Earrings by Ahaarya

Desi Meets Sassy 

Rethink festive elegance with a fusion flair this season. Place your bids on bright colours fused with artsy drapes to take it up a notch. Raise the bar in this dhoti saree by Riraan. Statement tribal-inspired necklaces and danglers go effortlessly to punctuate the look. 

Outfit by Riraan ; Necklace and Earrings by House of Esa

Pujas to Dinners

If festive visits and pujas are on your plan of action for the day, go for breezy sarees to move easily. This vibrantly printed saree by Anita Dongre epitomizes elegance and vivacity all at once. Give the look a Rajasthani spin with a Borla maangtika and choker necklace. 

Outfit by Anita Dongre ; Borla by Just Jewellery ; Necklace Set by Moh Maya by Disha Khatri

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