Navratri 2026: 9 Bollywood Outfits To Bookmark For The Festival
From Shraddha Kapoor's orange lehenga to Sharvari's peacock green finale, these are the nine Bollywood-approved looks to bookmark for Navratri 2026.
If you are still deciding what to wear across the nine nights, the new Navratri 2026 style notes make the job lighter. Instead of guessing which silhouette works with each festive colour, you can take a cue from the stars who already wear traditional pieces with modern ease.
Day-wise Bollywood looks to bookmark
The celebration stretches across nine days, and each day carries its own colour mood. These Bollywood references work as a checklist you save before the first aarti.
- Day 1, orange: Shraddha Kapoor keeps it soft in a vibrant lehenga set with gold and silver gota and thread embroidery.
- Day 2, white: Priyanka Chopra leans divine in a white lehenga-style saree with golden embroidery and heavy jewellery.
- Day 3, red: Khushi Kapoor’s red linen satin and net set pairs a corset bodice with a flared skirt.
- Day 4: Mrunal Thakur’s three-piece look mixes a raw silk racer-back blouse with zardozi, resham and pearl embroidery and a light organza dupatta.
- Day 5, yellow: Ananya Panday chooses butter yellow with a gota dupatta and soft pink borders.
- Day 6, green: Medha Shankr goes fresh in a lime green lehenga with intricate embroidery and a sheer dupatta.
- Day 7, grey: Chitrangdha Singh adds sparkle with a heavily embellished grey lehenga choli and a fringe-sleeved blouse.
- Day 8: Shanaya Kapoor opts for an imperial mulberry silk saree with gold antique marori embroidery and a corset blouse.
- Day 9, peacock green: Sharvari closes the festival in a two-toned metallic lehenga with a gold blouse and exaggerated puffed shoulders.
Why the celebrity angle works
Festive dressing can quickly become a pile of saved photos and no plan. Bollywood’s versions are useful because they are photographed from head to toe and styled with the full outfit, jewellery and drape in one frame. You do not have to copy the exact piece; you can borrow one element, whether it is a colour-blocked dupatta or a structured blouse.
If your Day 2 white outfit feels too plain, Priyanka’s look is a reminder that statement jewellery can carry an all-white drape. If all-night comfort matters, Mrunal’s lightweight organza dupatta and Shraddha’s understated shape are a better starting point than an overbuilt ensemble.
What to do now
Bookmark the day-wise list where you keep the rest of your festive planning. Then audit your wardrobe against the days you celebrate: you may already own half of these colours and simply need a new blouse, dupatta or jewellery lift.
Source: Mid-day
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