Celebrate the last day of Navratri with purple, the colour that symbolises luxury and power.
Get inspired by these celebs.
If you are planning on wearing a sari, add a twist to your look with a ruffled, sheer blouse like South actor Regina Cassandra.
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Don't have a purple outfit? No need to fret. You can always pair a purple skirt/pants with a black top. They make for a winning combination.
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Treat the garba floor like a red carpet and add a hint of drama with a purple gown and an attached cape. Take inspiration from Sushmita Sen.
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A purple feathered gown is not a bad idea if you planning a fairy tale look like Daisy Shah.
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Take a cue from Dia Mirza who wows in a handloom sari by Anavila. She kept the look minimalistic with lovely earrings from Amrapali.
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Another option is to wear a multi-colour outfit with some purple on it. Finish your look with a pair of heels and a chic, messy bun.
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Get into a princess mode like Amyra Dastur in a floor-length taffeta silk gown with an embellished bodice.
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Don't any purple outfit? Then try adding a purple bindi or wearing a pink sari with a purple border like Vidya Balan.
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You can make a bold statement with purple lips too!
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Finally if nothing works for you, then a purple anarkali can always come to the rescue.
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Lead photograph: A movie still from The Dirty Picture
Lead photograph: A movie still from The Dirty Picture