
Dressing up for an occasion also works wonders for the mood. Celebrities often go for elaborate gowns for almost all red carpet events and give us major goals. With all award functions behind us, we thought of taking a small trip down memory lane to revisit some looks that stood out. Some impressed, some didn't but the stars impressed us by effortlessly nailing the outfits. From Deepika Padukone, Sonam Kapoor Ahuja to Sara Ali Khan and Malaika Arora, celebrities love their gowns and we love when they don it.
Deepika Padukone's love affair with black needs no retelling. At Nykaa Femina Beauty Awards 2019, she had stepped out in a black Amit Aggarwal gown. The outfit stood out for the plunging neckline and the long cape. (Source: Varinder Chawla)

At the IIFA 2019, Alia Bhatt looked every bit like a princess in this Georges Chakra gown. Everything worked for the look including the intricate hairdo. (Source: APH Images)

At the same award fuction, Sara Ali Khan looked lovely in this white Gaurav Gupta gown with feather detailing. We quite liked the neat hairdo. (Source: APH Images)

One can trust Sonam Kapoor Ahuja to up the style game. One of her most enduring looks was in this white Danielle Frankel gown. Needless to say, only she could have pulled it off like this. (Source: Rhea Kapoor/Instagram)

At the Nykaa Femina Beauty Awards, Sara Ali Khan looked lovely in this pink Monisha Jaising gown. (Source: Sara Ali Khan/Instagram)

Although we did not quite like the look, Anushka Sharma looked pretty in this gown. The shimmery dress with animal print is not the most easy outfit to pull off but she did a good job. (Source: APH Images)

Malaika Arora has quite a reputation of owning the look. Recently she was spotted in this dreamy Georges Chakra gown and we were floored. (Source: Varinder Chawla)

Katrina Kaif looked like a dream in this white outfit. Much like always, the look was kept chic and understated. (Source: Photo by Varinder Chawla )

Malaika also looked lovely in this one-shoulder flowy gown from Evyatar Myor. (Source: Varinder Chawla)