Karisma Kapoor is a big name among Bollywood fans around the world, and she is noted for her ever-evolving style. The 47-year-old’s Instagram feed exemplifies her timeless sense of style, with a collection of Indian clothing that is brimming with classic shapes. Anarkalis are the actor’s go-to for festivals and festivities, and her amazing collection includes everything from regal ensembles by Sabyasachi and Varun Bahl for important occasions to simple floral print numbers for at-home get-togethers. Kapoor’s Anarkali options are elegant and regal, and always on-point, especially when combined with striking earrings. We’ve compiled a list of four of her best Anarkalis from the past few years.
Karisma Kapoor attended the India Business Summit 2019 in Dubai. The actress opted for an ivory Anarkali by Varun Bahl Couture for the occasion, demonstrating her affinity for bright colors. Kapoor accessorized her festive ensemble with Azotiique by Varun Raheja diamond earrings and an ivory potli purse from The Pink Potli. Scroll down to get a better look at her outfit.
If you look closely at Karisma Kapoor’s full-sleeved Anarkali, you’ll notice that it’s adorned with beautiful embroidery. Her anarkali’s flared skirt offered just the appropriate amount of volume to her look, while the fitting bodice of her costume complemented her diminutive frame. The star wore the Anarkali without a dupatta because of the elaborate embroidery on her outfit. Her ensemble was finished with silver heels, a matching white potli bag, and jhumkas. Kapoor opted for a romantic makeup look that included light pink lips, a bit of blush, and a classic cat-eye.
If you’re planning a wedding reception, a timeless, all-white ensemble like Karisma Kapoor’s will never go out of style.
Karisma Kapoor wore her anarkali with a bold Benarasi dupatta
Karisma Kapoor has returned to India following her trip to London, where she attended the Confluence Bharat Conclave 2019 in a red Anavila sari. Kapoor was seen in yet another traditional outfit, continuing her ethnic streak. On October 2, 2019, while celebrating Navratri in Kolkata, the actress wore an Ekaya Benarasi Anarkali. The crisp white ensemble had a flared kurta top and matching bottoms with floral zari patterns. The diva completed the ensemble with a handwoven Benarasi silk dupatta from the same company. Take a closer look at her appearance in the gallery below.
Karisma Kapoor wears chaandbalis with her Benarasi anarkali
Karisma Kapoor feels that no Christmas style is complete without the correct accessories. The actress accessorized her Anarkali with a pair of gold chaandbalis and an Azotiique cocktail ring for her last outing. Her look was finished off with a pair of Fizzy Goblet metallic juttis. The star wore plum lips that matched her dupatta, tonnes of mascara, and bronzed cheeks with her tresses beautifully done in a half-up, half-down braided appearance. Kapoor’s recent costume illustrates that Benarasi weaves are always a winning choice, whether you’re attending a Durga puja, a Diwali cards party, or a wedding. Bonus: The white option allows you to mix and match your dupattas for a unique look each time you wear them.
Karisma Kapoor’s Sabyasachi Anarkali is a must-have this festive season
Every year in August, India goes into full-fledged holiday mode, with a frenzy that lasts until December. Calendars all around the country fill up with Ganesh Chaturthi pujas and Diwali celebrations around the country fill up with Ganesh Chaturthi pujas and Diwali celebrations after Eid-al-Adha and Raksha Bandhan, not to mention all those weddings, sangeets, and receptions. With so much going on, it’s crucial to have a holiday wardrobe that’s both utilitarian and stylish, and anarkalis are one of the few Indian cultural garments that make the cut. The Anarkali is a versatile and always acceptable costume for any Indian cultural gathering, and if you don’t have one yet, Karisma Kapoor’s recent pick should motivate you to get one.
For a recent event, Kapoor wore a royal blue Sabyasachi Anarkali that would work for everything from a Diwali card party to a friend’s wedding function. Her full-sleeved Anarkali’s bodice was naked, but the neckline, cuffs, and hemline were all embroidered with gold beads, and the dupatta was also embroidered with gold beads. The Anarkali was paired with an ivory churidar, ornate juttis, and enormous shoulder-grazing earrings by Karisma Kapoor. Her party-ready appearance was completed with a voluminous updo, smokey eyelids, and a little bindi.
