The festive season is the perfect excuse to experiment with and flaunt your personal style. And the magic of a standout look always lies in the details. With so much inspiration already on the 2026 fashion board, from dramatic silhouettes and vibrant colours to fusion wear, understated glam and layers of accessorising, this is your chance to go all out. So, here are seven looks to take cues from, each with a sure shot of adding just the right amount of drama to your festive wardrobe.
Tube Blouse
Tube blouses have emerged as a clear favourite this season. Ananya Panday showed how it’s done at the Filmfare Awards Marathi 2026, pairing a deep purple Paithani saree with a tube blouse. She kept the jewellery classic with a gold choker, a stack of gold bangles and a ring. Her sleek bun, adorned with vibrant flowers, made the look even more elegant.
Casual Ethnic
Not every festive occasion calls for heavy embroidery. Sonali Bendre nailed the casual ethnic look with a black lace cami, cropped denims and a patchwork Ajrakh cropped jacket by Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla. She finished it with silver stone earrings and a gold-plated stone ring by Tribe Amrapali, proving that a casual ethnic look can make a statement without trying too hard.
Classic Suit
A classic ethnic suit never goes out of style, and it is the ultimate no-brainer for quick festive events. Sonam Bajwa kept it easy and breezy in a purple suit, complemented beautifully by oxidised jewellery. Her picks included silver Parina jhumkis by Tribe Amrapali, a set of oxidised kadas and silver anklets. Sometimes, you just have to let the accessories do the talking.
Asymmetrical Ensembles
Asymmetrical silhouettes are having a moment and Alia Bhatt makes a convincing case for them. She wore a custom House of Masaba set in a stunning blush pink. The set featured a V-neck kurta with intricate gold embroidery, matching trousers and a sheer dupatta. A statement gold ear chain, a haathphool and delicate bangles added a dash of ethnic elegance. Mom-to-be Samantha also styled an asymmetrical set by Murnalini Rao, pairing a heavily embroidered purple top with a satin skirt.
White Magic
Whether it’s an Anarkali, a saree or a kurta set, an all-white ensemble immediately brings a classy touch. Keerthy Suresh proved the point in a white saree where she accessorised the look with gold jewellery as she chose jhumkis, bangles and a gold choker by Tribe Amrapali.
Fusion Fest
Fusion dressing lets you have the best of both worlds. Sara Ali Khan showed how to pull it off with a crisp white shirt and high-waisted trousers detailed with silver embellishments. To bring a touch of desi charm, she added an antique floral and round bead necklace by Tribe Amrapali. With just one accessory, the look instantly transformed from western to fusion.
Paranda
If you don’t want to fuss over a hairstyle but still want your hair to look pretty, a Paranda is the right answer. This traditional hair accessory instantly dresses up even the simplest braid or ponytail. Sharvari proved how effective it can be in a vibrant red and blue lehenga, where the Paranda beautifully tied her look together.
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