Diwali is all about decking up to the nines.
And Bollywood's enthusiasm for it is stuff of red carpet dreams.
This Festival of Lights, Sukanya Verma's tips to dazzle like the shiniest folks in tinsel town.
Rashmika Mandanna
Channel your inner patakha.
Kiara Advani
How to look bold and traditional at once? Kiara demonstrates to va va voom effect.
Katrina Kaif
Sparkle and sequins go a long way in adding that extra something to a star's shimmer. Balance the jazz with slick, straight hair like Katrina and you're good to go.
Shanaya Kapoor
A string of gajra is the go-to accessory of desi festive styling. And newcomer Shanaya Kapoor knows that only too well.
Aditi Rao Hydari
This Diwali, have fun with your bling box. Bring out those vintage pieces, the heirloom pieces -- the dainty septum nath on Aditi is a case in point.
Mrunal Thakur
There's just one cardinal rule of Diwali styling. Too much is never too much.
Sara Ali Khan
Have fun with your sari blouse -- Victorian style ruffle collars, et al.
Karisma Kapoor
Pretty in pastels is an evergreen mood and Lolo samples its allure to the hilt.
Bipasha Basu
If you're happy and you know it and you really want to show it -- the mommy-to-be embraces the brightest in hues and floral prints.
Mouni Roy
Or keep it classy in cream and gold, a la Mouni. Such a stunning contrast from her all-evil, all-black, antagonist in Brahmastra.
Karishma Tanna
Jewel tones are Diwali's best friends. And KT has no reason to be Hush Hush about it.
Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput
As cliché as it sounds, this well-dressed husband and wife jodi are serious couple goals.
Rakul Singh
Rakul gets in the glittery spirit of the Festival of Lights.
Deepika Padukone
Bring some drama to the table by dabbing tons of kohl and accentuate those big, beautiful eyes.
Ananya Panday
It's not all glitz and gold. Dewy fresh makeup carries no less on impact.
