Navratri 2021: Slay in purple like these Tollywood beauties

Today is the last day of the 9-day long Navratri festival. Over the days, the colour palettes for every day have just become richer and brighter. Now it’s time for the rich and vibrant purple! The colour purple usually symbolises stability of blue and the strength of red. It also signifies the very basics of wealth, power and wisdom. To make your festive look perfect, you can go for a traditional saree giving it a modern twist or you can also choose more comfortable clothes like an Anarkali or lehenga.

It’s like a hint of purple in her sky! Brings a sense of unmatchable optimism and joy like Ritabhari as purple being a bright colour keeps us cheerful all day.

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It is always the trusted idea to go for some traditional timeless pieces. Sarees have been in fashion for the longest time, and they won’t fade out anytime soon. So, it’s a wise decision to flaunt one this festive season.

This traditional saree look of Mimi Chakraborty is winning over internet

Don’t want saree then try this ethnic look from Koushani Mukherjee. This traditional look can surely make heads turn and make you comfortable on any occasion.

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The bright shades of green and purple hit the right balance of trendy and traditional. If you planning to add a modern twist to your attire then this one from Rituparna Sengupta is perfect.

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Want to ensure all eyes are on you this festival? For one of the most traditional looks, Sohini showed us how it's done in this heavy gorgeous saree. We think this will make for an exceptional choice for any festive occasion or even a wedding party.

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