Navratri colours 2021: Here’s your celeb-approved guide for the next nine days

It's officially the time for the most-awaited festival of the year -- Navratri. All nine days of Navratri require devotees to wear a particular colour. If you are clueless about how to style these colours, then take a cue from your favourite celebrities and rock these colours during the celebrations this year. (Source: Bipasha Basu/Instagram, Kiara Advani/Instagram, Sara Ali Khan/Instagram)

Day 1: Yellow is the colour for the first day of Navratri. The colour symbolises joy and cheerfulness. Take Inspiration from Bipasha Basu who styled a yellow ethnic ensemble with a pink dupatta and gold accessories. (Source: Bipasha Basu/Instagram)

Day 2: Green symbolises new beginnings and growth, and is the colour of the second day of Navratri. Style this colour like Kangana Ranaut did in this look. She wore an elegant sari that featured a broad golden border. (Source: Kangana Ranaut/Instagram)

Day 3: Grey represents balanced emotions. Take a cue from Madhuri Dixit who wore a grey sequin sari and teamed it with a matching blouse and accessories. (Source: Madhuri Dixit/Instagram)

Day 4: Orange symbolises warmth and exuberance. Give ethnic fashion a modern twist like Shilpa Shetty as she adorned a yellow double pallu sari. (Source: Shilpa Shetty/Instagram)

Day 5: White is synonymous with purity and innocence, and is the colour for the fifth day. Kiara Advani's white outfit can be your perfect inspiration as she wore a white crop top with a matching lehenga. Add a pop of colour like she did with a yellow dupatta. (Source: Kiara Advani/Instagram)

Day 6: On the sixth day of Navrati, wear the colour red which symbolises love and passion. Go retro like Jacqueline Fernandez did in this sheer sari with lace work. Add a dash of red lip colour to brighten up your look. (Source: Chandini Whabi/Instagram)

Day 7: Royal blue is the colour for the seventh day of Navratri, and represents richness and tranquility. Take a cue from Jannat Zubair who wore a beautiful embellished royal blue lehenga set and teamed it with gold statement jewellery. (Source: Jannat Zubair/Instagram)

Day 8: Wear Pink on the eighth day of Navratri. It represents universal love, affection and harmony. Sara Ali Khan can be your perfect inspiration who dazzled in a pink Manish Malhotra lehenga and left us in awe. (Source: Sara Ali Khan/Instagram)

Day 9: Purple symbolises luxury, grandeur and nobility, and is the colour for the ninth day of Navratri. Wear this colour like Hina Khan who slipped into a gorgeous purple lehenga set that featured intricate golden work. (Source: Vidya Sayali/Instagram)