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After 2 years of spending Holi confined within our homes, this year, we can finally step out to celebrate the joyous festival of colours, safely and with precautions. As far as holi fashion goes, take out your brightest colours for the parties this year.
If you are running short on outfit ideas, we have some inspiration for you to put together a stunning look. (Photo: Sara Ali Khan/Instagram)
Pooja Hegde's gorgeous leheriya patterned ruffled sari by Arpita Mehta paired with a sexy mirror-work blouse spells 'celebration' and is for the fashionistas who aren't afraid to experiment with patterns and embroideries. (Photo: Tanya Ghavri/ Instagram)
If your plans for holi is to simply have brunch with friends and enjoy a drink or two, we suggest you get into the holi spirit in a dress like Mira Kapoor's which has a superbly colourful and detailed yoke in an otherwise monochrome bodice. (Photo: Mira Rajput Kapoor/ Instagram)
We love Kiara Advani's micro-pleated ikat print dress from Saaksha & Kinni, perfect for an outdoor holi party with friends. (Photo: Lakshmi Lehr/ Instagram)
Nothing beats a classic white suit set when it comes to holi celebrations. We love Sanya Malhotra's because it has colourful details that add just the right pop of colour in the outfit. (Photo: Sukriti Grover/ Instagram)
Radhika Madan's floral look can also be your pick for the festivities (Source: Radhika Madan/Instagram)
Nothing beats a soft, flowy floral chiffon sari if you are going to be outdoors playing with gulaal. Take inspiration from Kriti Sanon's cute tied blouse for some added details in your sari look. (Photo: Sukriti Grover. Instagram)
If you are playing holi with friends and relatives and want to be completely fuss-free with your outfit, pick a white bikini top or bralette and pair it with a crop tie-dye t-shirt like Shanaya Kapoor. (Photo: Tanya Ghavri/ Instagram)
Alia's sunset-hued sari from Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla is romantic, old school, yet exquisitely elegant. Perfect for going from holi puja to holi parties. (Photo: Ami Patel)
