Dandi Look 2024: Sharadiya Navratri has a lot of importance in Hinduism. Various forms of Goddess Durga are worshipped during Sharadiya Navratri. This year this festival will start from October 3. In such a situation, people have also started preparing for it.
Sharadiya Navratri is also very special because during this time Dandiya and Garba nights are organized at many places. People who are fond of playing Dandiya and Garba wait for it throughout the year.
People wear new clothes to play dandiya and get ready very well. If you also want to show your beautiful and royal style in dandiya and garba night this time, then you can take tips from the women of Ambani family. Actually, Ambani family belongs to Gujarat, so a glimpse of Gujarat is seen in their attire. Due to this, if you also take tips from their look, then your style will also look quite different.
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Nita Ambani’s Rangkat Lehenga can add to your beauty. If you are thinking of wearing something heavy, then get a similar lehenga made for yourself. Attach your dupatta properly with it, so that it does not get stuck anywhere, otherwise you may face problems in playing Garba.
This look of Ambani family’s elder daughter-in-law Shloka Mehta is perfect for Garba and Dandiya night. This type of lehenga is sold a lot in Gujarat. In such a situation, you should also buy a lehenga with similar work and get a matching blouse made with it. You can carry a boho look with such a lehenga.
If you like red and pink, then take tips from the look of Ambani family’s younger daughter-in-law Radhika Merchant. Get a Gujarati work lehenga made like her and tie a sleek braid in your hair with it. Complete your look by wearing traditional jewellery with this look, so that your style looks the most royal.
If you do not want to wear a lehenga, then take tips from the look of Ambani family’s daughter, Isha Ambani. If you want, you can carry a banjara look like her. For this, you will need a halter neck blouse with a skirt. Just complete your look with oxidized jewellery.
