Bengali New Year 2024: 4 Outfits Inspired by Bollywood Bong Beauties For This Poila Baishak

The Bengali New Year is right around the corner. It’s time to get your best sarees out of the cupboard and wish everyone “Shubho Noboborsho”. There is no one better than our very own Bong beauties from Bollywood to take inspiration from for Poila Baishak. 

Here are 4 outfits inspired by Bollywood bong beauties for this Poila Baishak.

1. Mouni Roy’s All-White Ensemble

 

 

 

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by mon (@imouniroy)

For a modern twist on your Poila Baishak ensemble, nothing beats the allure of a monochrome look. Take inspiration from Mouni Roy's understated yet sophisticated white outfit. The regal thin golden border adorning the saree elevates its simplicity while the delicate pink zari floral prints infuse just the right amount of colour.

Don't Miss: Plain Sarees With Heavy Blouse Design: A Match Made In Fashion Heaven

2. Kajol’s Classic Polka Dot Saree 

 

 

 

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Kajol Devgan (@kajol)

If you're a fan of the timeless elegance of a red saree, then this is the choice for you. This stunning red saree, embellished with golden polka dots, evokes a sense of retro charm. Pair it with some exquisite golden junk jewellery to embrace the essence of "Bangaliyana" and make a statement.

3. Konkona’s Eccentric Green Saree 

 

 

 

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Konkona Sensharma (@konkona)

Taking a complete U-turn from the crowd this eccentric green saree look inspired by Konkona Sen Sharma screams elegance. If you want to look like you’ve just come out of a Satyajit Ray film, this floral print green saree is the whimsical choice for you.

Don't Miss: Anand Pandit’s Daughter’s Wedding Bash: Let's See Which Celebrities Stole the Show

4. Swastika Mukherjee’s Red and White Saree 

 

 

 

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Swastika Mukherjee (@swastikamukherjee13)

If your goal is to look like a true Bong beauty, this red and white saree inspired by Swastika Mukherjee is what you need. Accesserosed with oxidized jewellery and a bold red bindi, this classic combination exudes sophistication. It's a look that never fails to captivate and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Bengal.

Herzindagi.com is Jagran New Media's gender and lifestyle vertical, catering to women of all age groups, helping them remain updated, on-trend and aware. To improve our performance and understand our readers' interests better, we have created this poll. This will take 2 minutes of your time, do help us out. Click here for the link.