5 Must-Have Traditional Dresses For Every Occasion From Parineeti Chopra's Wardrobe

You probably already know that Parineeti Chopra has a nice selection of dresses, crop tops, and western clothing if you follow her on Instagram. Parineeti also enjoys wearing ethnic clothing, as seen by the lovely photos we obtained of the Ishaqzaade actress wearing sarees, shararas, and other such attire.

The top five ethnic ensembles were worn by Parineeti Chopra at red carpet events and other public gatherings throughout the years. So, if you’re preparing your wardrobe for an upcoming occasion, get fashion inspiration from Parineeti.

Here are Parineeti Chopra’s picks for the top five ethnic outfits:

DRIVE AWAY YOUR BLUES

Parineeti chose a blue sharara ensemble from the racks of Sukriti & Aakriti for a promotional event for her 2018 flick Namaste England. Silver gota embroidery was all over the dupatta, which Parineeti accessorized with silver jhumkas. Just a sheer foundation and clear gloss were used for makeup.

WITH A TWIST: ETHNIC

Does ethnic only refer to sarees and lehengas? Well, mainly, but there’s nothing stopping you from experimenting with your ensembles. Anoli Shah’s green asymmetrical gown for Parineeti was seen on her at an occasion. She wore a wrap skirt, a long jacket, and a patterned bralette. Parineeti opted for jhumkis and juttis to accessorize her outfit.

AS BRILLIANT AS THE SUN

One of our particular favorites is the yellow sharara ensemble that Parineeti donned for the occasion. Simple enough to create a fashion statement while yet being pretty. The short, flared kurta and sharara were decorated with lace accents and delicate designs. She completed her outfit with silver adorned juttis and chandbaalis. Stunning, no?

EVERYTHING GLISTERS

Parineeti shone in a Sabyasachi lehenga choli during the wedding of her cousin sister, Priyanka Chopra. Both the large border on the lehenga and the elaborate needlework on the blouse were prominent. A sheer dupatta was used to style the clothing. In addition to wearing bangles, Parineeti accessorized with silver jhumkas, a dramatic neckpiece, and a maang-teeka. The traditional smokey eye makeup complemented Parineeti’s outfit well.

THE WORD IS WOW

Parineeti looked stunning in a black lace saree with intricate sequin embroidery. She paired the saree with a plunging-necked, sleeveless shirt. She accessorized her outfit with silver jhumkas and a ponytail, respectively. With a dewy base, pitch-black eyeliner, and bare lipstick, her makeup was flawless.