These celeb-inspired contemporary-ethnic looks are just sitting in your wardrobe waiting to happen!
Last updated on - Dec 1, 2018, 08:29 ISTShare fbsharetwsharepinshare
01/8Sara Ali Khan's contemporary-Indian look is perfect for a sangeet function this wedding season!
Busy promoting her upcoming movie, 'Kedarnath', Sara Ali Khan has been giving us several contemporary-Indian looks to love. The actress, styled by Tanya Ghavri recently gave us a look that's perfect for a sangeet function this wedding season. The actress' outfit comprised of separates by Nachiket Barve featuring a maroon skirt teamed with a pink cropped blouse featuring floral embroidery and the look was rounded off with a matching pink longline jacket featuring the same floral embroidery. With just studs in her ears, her look was rounded off.
02/8Alia Bhatt
Alia recently worked a contemporary look that we were doting all over. With this look, the actress demoed how simply you could work any lehenga you already own with a westernized blouse. By teaming her neutral-hued embroidered lehenga with a white shirt-like crop-top she achieved for herself a very chic red carpet contemporary-desi look. The flared sleeves even helped lend that dramatic vibe to the Indian look. You could complete the look with just statement Indian baubles and trust us…you’ll be set to impress.
03/8Bhumi Pednekar
While some of you’ll may consider Bhumi’s look a tad bit ‘too plain’, we think her understated look is very chic and also so easy to achieve. You could team your plain white kurta over a brocade or embroidered skirt to achieve the look. The skirt will more than make-up for the simplicity of your kurta and you could even throw in statement Indian accessories to suit your ensemble. With a slicked-back look for your hair, you will turn heads like Bumi in something similar this season.
04/8Diana Penty
Much like Bhumi, Diana too went with a heavy skirt-like lehenga and teamed it with a subdued top. Only, she went with a very western silhouette for her top. With her heavy brocade skirt, Diana went with an off-shoulder red blouse with exaggerated long sleeves. Diana’s look isn’t she ultra-easy to achieve but makes for a very glam look too! You could work chandbalis like Diana has to accessorize with or even go with traditional jhumkas to add that extra oomph to your look.
05/8Kriti Sanon
With this look, Kriti has demoed how simply you could add those contemporary vibes to your Indian look with just one additional element. Kriti worked a rather simple yellow kurta with a balloon hem and teamed that with regular churidars. With her embroidered dupatta, she threw in those Indian feels to her overall look. However, Kriti then added that edgy vibe to her outfit with a double-sided buckled leather belt which she used to fasten her dupatta with. Her look isn’t just off-beat but very glamorous too and with jhumkas, she rounded it off. Go on… pair your kurta set with your trendy studded leather belt and impress away.
06/8Lara Dutta Bhupathi
Florals are definitely an all-year print and knowing this fact well, Lara went with a vintage floral saree and paired it with a trendy striped blouse to lend those contemporary vibes to her traditional look. You could mix and match your saree like Lara has to achieve a similar look. All you’ve got to do is raid your mom’s wardrobe and pick a floral saree (one we bet she’ll have) and then team it with a printed crop-top to turn heads. Round off your contemporary-desi look with statement earrings and you’ll be set this wedding season.
07/8Shraddha Kapoor
If you think dhoti pants aren’t in the fashion scene no more, let Sharddha prove you wrong. The actress brilliantly teamed her white dhoti pants with a lambent yellow kurta and the cold-shoulder accent helped lend those very trendy vibes to her Indian look. With her hair slicked back and with just bold earrings, we think she looked gorgeous. You too could work a kurta like Shraddha has with those dhoti pants you have all stuffed away. Throw in heels to help elevate the look!
08/8Tamannaah Bhatia
If nothing has appealed to you yet, we bet Tamannaah’s outfit will. All you’ve got to do is transform your floral maxi skirt into a lehenga and team it with a matching crop-top. How simple is that, right? You could go with a bold makeup look and kohled eyes to throw in those Indian vibes to the contemporary look and opt for a statement choker and earrings to add that extra oomph to your look. You could even throw in a neutral-hued dupatta like this beauty has to go all-in with the chic desi look.
How easy are these contemporary-ethnic looks to achieve, right?
How easy are these contemporary-ethnic looks to achieve, right?
