- By Priyanka Munshi
- Wed, 17 Jan 2024 02:14 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
South Indian divas are known for their immaculate sense of style, skillfully fusing traditional and modern looks. Their clothes, with their vivid colors, detailed designs, and flowing draperies, exude an ageless elegance. A staple of their clothing, sarees are a mark of refinement and cultural wealth due to their excellent needlework and opulent textiles.
The South Divas gracefully adopt contemporary fashion trends as well, dressing in stylish looks that capture their unique style. Not only that, but their wardrobe selections also perfectly balance history with glamour, setting them apart as trends in the often changing world of fashion.
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So here we have curated some of the most amazing looks from South Divas, from which you can also take inspiration.
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For Makar Sankranti, Rashmika Mandanna donned a lehenga with a vermillion tone. The ensemble included exquisite designs and gold threadwork on the blouse, skirt, and net dupatta. She accessorised it with a striking ring, earrings, and a golden necklace. Coral lips and Kohl-filled eyes finished off her ethnic ensemble.
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Tamannaah Bhatia combined Barbiecore and mermaidcore in an elegant, glamorous ombre pink gown. Her smooth locks were parted, and the figure-hugging silhouette fell to create a draping hem. With a perfect base, reddened cheeks, glossy nude lips, arched brows, and fluttery lashes, the actress perfectly matched her dress.
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Malavika Mohanan accessorised her ITRH halter-neck ensemble with a matte pink lip colour, well-defined contours, shimmering cross-string accents, and statement earrings.
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Keerthy Suresh looked gorgeous in a lehenga combination from Monika and Nidhi that had a matching dupatta, a strapless blouse, and a high-waisted lehenga. Matching studs, a choker-style pearl necklace, a ruffled hem, and sequin embroidery completed the look. Her ethnic fashion is certain to dazzle.
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Trisha Krishnan donned a hand-painted organza silk kalamkari dupatta with an ethereal anarkali by designer Archana Jaju. She accessorized it with maroon lips, sparkly eyes, dewy skin, and a statement ring.