Raksha Bandhan is more than just a ceremony, it is a day where brothers and sisters celebrate their heartfelt bond. The day is filled with laughter, nostalgia and of course style. Everyone loves to dress up for this day. Finding the perfect outfit for Raksha Bandhan is also a very difficult task, but there is no better place to look for inspiration than our favourite celebrity sibling duos.
This article will bring you the most stylish, coordinated looks, of five celebrity sibling inspired outfits, that will help you look amazing on this Rakhi.
Raksha Bandhan Looks By Celebrity Siblings
Abhishek Bachchan and Shweta Bachchan
You can adopt the Bachchan siblings and find an outfit where you both are twinning. Black coloured outfits and mirror work go perfectly together.
Athiya Shetty and Ahaan Shetty
This sibling duo is wearing a stunning monochromatic, champagne beige wear, which is something you can adapt as your Raksha Bandhan outfit. Athiya's outfit is very comfortable and perfect for the occasion.
Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Ali Khan
Red and Navy blue go beautifully together and it is being shown by the Khan siblings. You can opt for a red suit for yourself and your brother can adorn a gorgeous blue kurta.
Soha Ali Khan and Saif Ali Khan
The Pataudi family has always given the best fashion advice. If you are someone who likes semi-formal traditional wear, Saif’s Pathani structured kurta is a great choice. Women can opt for Soha’s Kaftan-style silk kurta. The colour combination is also very stunning.
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Ananya Panday and Ahaan Panday
If your brother is someone who does not like to dress up in traditionals for Raksha Bandhan, this outfit idea would be appropriate for him. A simple plain black shirt, would look with an ivory traditional kurta.
Conclusion
This Raksha Bandhan you can take inspiration from these sibling duos from Bollywood and enhance your Rakhi look.
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