Navratri Day 6: 4 Green Saree Looks to Copy From the Stars

Navratri Day 6 lands on October 16 this year, and green is the colour of the day. It is linked with growth, harmony and prosperity, so the festive-style assignment is clear: wear green, but make it feel like you. Four celebrities — Raashii Khanna, Sreeleela, Tamannaah Bhatia and Anupama Parameswaran — show how different that brief can look, from a minimal drape to a full Indo-western moment.

Raashii Khanna: minimal dark green with silver

Raashii Khanna’s look is a case for restraint. Her dark green saree has a silver border and faint line work rather than heavy embroidery. A sleeveless high-neck blouse keeps the shape modern, while a neat bun, a bindi and oversized jhumkas bring the traditional note. The single bangle is a small but useful styling lesson: a few confident accessories can do more than a pile of them.

Sreeleela: a classic, graceful route

If you want an outfit that feels safe and still festive, Sreeleela’s version is the template. She pairs a dark green saree with a sleeveless blouse, leaves her hair open and adds a coordinated necklace and earrings. A bindi completes the look. It is simple, traditional and easy to recreate from pieces many viewers already own.

Tamannaah Bhatia: Indo-western with gold

Tamannaah Bhatia takes the biggest swing of the four. Her green saree is styled with golden accents and a square-neck, crop-style blouse that mixes green and gold with sheer full sleeves. A bun, gold earrings, winged liner and peach-toned lips finish the look. This is the one to try if you want something modern for a festive evening without dropping the saree silhouette.

Anupama Parameswaran: let the blouse do the work

Anupama Parameswaran’s drape is plain, but the look isn’t. A golden border frames the green saree, and her sheer full-sleeved blouse is covered in golden polka dots. Open hair, simple ethnic earrings and a bindi keep the overall mood relaxed. The tactic here is useful: when the saree is quiet, let the blouse carry the detail.

Stolen from all four: a quick Day 6 checklist

• Choose one focal point. A detailed blouse, a border or a jewellery moment should lead.
• Stick to one metal. Raashii’s silver and Tamannaah’s gold each work; mixing them can muddy the look.
• Keep one traditional anchor. A bindi, a bun or jhumkas can bring a modern cut back to Navratri.

For viewers planning a last-minute Day 6 outfit, the real takeaway is to start with a green saree you already own and change just one element. Borrow Anupama’s detailed-blouse idea, Tamannaah’s gold accents, Raashii’s silver restraint or Sreeleela’s traditional polish. Green gives you room to choose.

Source: IWMBuzz