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Dress up for the coming puja should be simple, but full of novelty. If you want to dress up in ethnic clothes on the evening of Shasthi or the morning of Saptami, you can choose a look preferred by Bollywood stars (Durga Puja Sasthi). You might think, if you want, you can afford to wear shiny clothes like the stars? In that case, inspiration can be taken from Genelia Deshmukh. Recently at a Janmashtami function, the actress was seen in a beautiful outfit wrapped in Indian tradition.

For the day, she opted for a bright red short-sleeve full-sleeve kurta. With modern cut half-patiala salwar. Zari, zardozi and marori work all over the kurta. The high-neck kurta is studded with work across the chest making the outfit look regal. Zari refers to gold or silver thread work. On the other hand, zardosi refers to lace thread as well as beadwork, embroidery work. Again Marori is such a stunning work, due to which designs can be drawn all over the clothes with small knots. He wrapped a soft veil of the same color with it. Part of designer Renu Tandon's 'Sindoori' collection.

But clothes alone are no longer enough, the right accessories enrich any outfit. Genelia kept her shoulder-length hair open that day. Between the two eyebrows, the tip of the Marathi kaidar kumkum was drawn. The look is completed with kajal-mascara-lipstick. Also, in the case of nail polish, he chose the color of the golden thread of the dress.

Heavy pendants almost touching the shoulders, polki and enamel multi-finger rings on the fingers, and black shoes on the feet. Creating such a soft yet vibrant look is not easy at all!

Bengali girls can dress up like Genelia if they want. Not that he needs exactly the same clothes or ornaments. Keep in mind the motto of dressing. Instead of red, you can wear dark maroon, dark green or off-white. A slightly longer kurta instead of a short kurta will look equally beautiful. But if there is heavy lace and zardozi work on the neck, sleeves or chest of the kurta, the style will remain noble like Genelia.

A loose patiala salwar can be worn instead of half-patiala. The dress will be comfortable, it will also be convenient for all-day roaming, pandal hopping. A light, plain veil with heavy embroidery will create a perfect harmony. If you can choose accessories that fit with it, what else to worry about?