If Maha Ashtami had a specific dress code, Trisha Krishnan has just given a great example of wearing red. The actress enchanted us with her beautiful Indian charm in a rich red saree, showing off gorgeous ethnic glam. In a very bright shade of red, the saree Trisha Krishnan wore for Maha Ashtami is perfect for festive occasions and inspires a switch from contemporary to traditional style. It is time to let the festivities influence your wardrobe now.
Because of the flowers and bindi, which made it a special festive look, a small red bindi elegantly completed the whole look, as she highlighted her eyes using a light eyelash effect and allowed slight blush placement on the cheeks with a mauve-hued lipstick. (Image Credits: Instagram) The outcome appeared to be new and elegant. Dressed in red and gold and with fresh gajra in her hair, the actress has an air of old-world charm about her, making the look ideal for Ashtami. If this is what love and light looks like, we are definitely taking notes to get our festive attire sorted. The saree is made from beautiful crimson fabric, which has enough golden motifs and linear patterns, making it visually stunning yet not overwhelming. The drape featured a wide gold-toned border, adding elegance to the overall look, while the patterned pallu gave a touch of traditional textile finery to the saree. The use of stripes, geometric details, and scattered motifs made the design unique and beautiful from all angles. And the colour red? It simply felt festive and rich. (Image Credits: Instagram) Take a closer look at the blouse. It featured a matching short-sleeve red blouse, with ornate gold embroidery around the neck and sleeves, paired with the saree. Trisha opted for traditional jewellery and chose gold-toned jhumka earrings, which added the right amount of festive flourish, and lastly added a little bling with a statement ring. (Image Credits: Instagram) Trisha’s hairstyle and makeup looked similar, where for her hair, she neatly styled it in a bun with a few white flowers for an added touch of celebration. Really, the gajra should definitely be included in every Ashtami mood board, but Trisha’s red saree overall proved that this Ashtami, one can return to traditions. Thus, if you are still thinking about what to wear on Ashtami, it is time to wear a red saree and put on jhumkas. (Image Credits: Instagram)
