Goddess Durga takes on versatile forms, embodying the many aspects of the divine feminine.
Day 6 of Navratri celebrates the fierce and powerful energy of Goddess Katyayani, the sixth form of the Navadurgas.
The colour of the day is red, symbolising the vigour of this auspicious occasion and making it the perfect time to ‘paint the town’ in this dramatic hue!
Komal Pandey stuns in a mesmerising red sari and a blouse that is oh-so-festive but certainly not for the faint-hearted.
She accessorises it with ethnic oxidised silver jewellery.
Tamannaah Bhatia sets the bar high in this romantic sari paired with a form-fitting matching corset blouse, proving that curves should always be celebrated.
Deepika Padukone’s bandhani sari is what dreams are made of. But what’s even more exquisite is that beautifully embroidered blouse.
Paired with a fresh jasmine gajra and winged liner, she’s the classic Indian beauty.
Who would have thought a modest red chikankari suit could look so cool? Kajal A Kitchlu’s backless tie-up anarkali is an absolute fashion must-have.
Radiant as ever, Priyanka Chopra opts for a playful yet elegant look with a light-weight chiffon sari, a gorgeous pearl necklace and a glamorous updo.
Prajakta Koli’s desi style offers a lesson in simplicity with flair.
Her manicured white nails, statement necklace and stacked bangles add just the right touch of zing to her lehariya print outfit.
You can never go wrong with a traditional red silk saree and fresh flowers in your hair, as Malavika Mohanan demonstrates.
The tassel detail at the back adds a lovely touch!
Jasmine Bhasin brings timeless elegance to ethnic wear with her sleek red and gold kaftan, paired with tailored straight-cut pants for a polished look.
With statement jhumkas and a bright smile to complement her red flared kurta, Dhvani Bhanushali shows us how to elevate the glam factor effortlessly.
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Chalo ramva jaiye!
