Kareena Kapoor Khan or Sara Ali Khan: Who wore Raw Mango better?
| Nov 28, 2018, 16:58 IST
The winter season is finally upon us. Dark-hued colours are in and we all know the trend of ethnic wear never fades off. Our Bollywood divas are also opting for the ethnic wear trend in the chicest ways.
Let’s start with Kareena. The actress donned a beautiful outfit by Raw Mango quite some time ago that totally exuded elegance. Her ensemble featured a knee-length kurta which had wine hued-full sleeves and a V neckline. The kurta was teamed up with a solid-hued wine colour cigarette pants. She went minimal on the accessories and to round off her look she opted for kohled eyes and nude lips with a middle-parted sleek low ponytail. She paired the outfit with golden mirror work juttis.
Now, we come to Sara Ali Khan. The newbie was spotted while promoting her first debut movie ‘Kedarnath’ in an ensemble from the same label. For the look, diva opted for a blue and golden ‘dhupian’ fabric outfit. Her number featured a knee-length kurta which had a boat neck along with 3/4th sleeves. She teamed up the kurta with a matching pair of cigarette pants. The diva left her tresses open in soft waves from and she opted for a chic pair of chandbalis to team with her attire. She opted for nude makeup. Heavily embellished juttis rounded off her look.
So, whose look did you like better?
Let’s start with Kareena. The actress donned a beautiful outfit by Raw Mango quite some time ago that totally exuded elegance. Her ensemble featured a knee-length kurta which had wine hued-full sleeves and a V neckline. The kurta was teamed up with a solid-hued wine colour cigarette pants. She went minimal on the accessories and to round off her look she opted for kohled eyes and nude lips with a middle-parted sleek low ponytail. She paired the outfit with golden mirror work juttis.
Now, we come to Sara Ali Khan. The newbie was spotted while promoting her first debut movie ‘Kedarnath’ in an ensemble from the same label. For the look, diva opted for a blue and golden ‘dhupian’ fabric outfit. Her number featured a knee-length kurta which had a boat neck along with 3/4th sleeves. She teamed up the kurta with a matching pair of cigarette pants. The diva left her tresses open in soft waves from and she opted for a chic pair of chandbalis to team with her attire. She opted for nude makeup. Heavily embellished juttis rounded off her look.
So, whose look did you like better?