It is said that each of her outfits shows the amazing aspect of Indian fashion and how it can blend well with the contemporary look. Ganesh Chaturthi is considered an ideal excuse to showcase family jewellery, elaborate drapes and traditional dresses. Alia Bhatt handles the ethnic situation with ease. From fabulous traditional attires to modern-day Indian outfits, Alia has set an example of how to dress during the festive season while keeping things interesting at the same time.
The next outfit was a bright yellow kurta, which brightened up her Ganesh Puja style even more. The sleeveless kurta with an embroidered edge around the neckline, paired with a sheer dupatta with a thickly embroidered gold border, looked absolutely exquisite. The uniqueness of the kurta lies in the gorgeous embroidered print in the middle of the kurta that makes it festive. She kept her jewellery minimal with diamond earrings and a bunch of silver bangles on her wrists. Her hair was tied up in a sleek bun decorated with yellow and orange flowers, whereas the addition of a small bindi added a little colour to her look. Farshi salwar is the latest fashion trend in India, which is a classical, wide-legged, floor-sweeping trouser that comes from the Mughal period.