Navratri Day 6 Green Outfits: 4 Celebrity Looks to Steal

Navratri Day 6 is all about green

Navratri Day 6 falls on October 16 this year, and the colour to reach for is green. The shade promises to blend tradition with modern silhouettes, and four celebrities have just made the festive style case for it: Rakul Preet Singh, Rashmika Mandanna, Fatima Sana Shaikh and Alia Bhatt.

Their looks are a quick masterclass in how the same colour can read playful, elegant, bold or regal depending on the cut, embroidery and accessories you choose.

The four celebrity looks to know

• Rakul Preet Singh: A green mirror-work sharara set, with a sleeveless kurti and deep V-neckline, paired with a gold-and-green choker and a silver handbag for contrast.
• Rashmika Mandanna: A dark green Anarkali with heavy golden embroidery at the neckline and waist, finished with jhumkas and a delicate bindi.
• Fatima Sana Shaikh: A green saree with golden prints and a contrasting red border, styled with a sleeveless red blouse and red-and-green drop earrings.
• Alia Bhatt: A forest-green and gold lehenga with an embroidered backless blouse and statement chandelier earrings.

None of these are off-limits for day-long Navratri plans, family get-togethers or even a wedding function if you are dressing up later in the season.

Why these looks work for TV fans too

Our small-screen favourites lean on the same festive formulas: rich fabrics, mirror work, and jewellery that ties the whole outfit together. That makes these celebrity looks easy to translate for viewers who want a soap-star level of polish without a stylist on speed dial.

The practical rule here is simple: let the outfit do one big thing. If your sharara already has mirror work, keep the jewellery close to the neckline rather than layering on everything. If your saree has a red border, let that be the pop and keep the rest of the look calm.

Three ways to wear the trend tomorrow

If you are shopping or digging through your wardrobe for Navratri Day 6, start from one of these ideas rather than trying to replicate an entire celebrity look.

Dark green with gold embroidery is the easiest fail-safe, because it reads festive even in simple lighting. A green base with a red or magenta contrast works when you want the outfit to feel more dramatic. And mirror work or sequins are your friend if you are heading out in the evening and want the light to work for you.

Comfort still counts. Many of these looks pair open hair or minimal styling with heavy outfits, which is a reminder that you do not have to overdo the beauty beat to make festive wear land.

Source: IWMBuzz