In Pictures: Wedding season sari inspirations from Bollywood divas

Turn heads in a ruffled sari: Fashionista Mira Kapoor’s powder blue botanical-print ruffled sari — with an embellished sleeveless blouse — is a perfect choice if you are looking for a brilliant option to sizzle this wedding season.

Dazzle bright in shimmery silver: Whether you are the bride or the bridesmaid, if you have decided to break the mould, then this glitzy monotone sari with a deep-neck blouse can shoot up the mercury in a second.

Sequins in white — innocence and oomph combo: Go pristine white with a dash of sequins to add to the glam quotient. Team up the sari with an empire-neck blouse or a halter, keep the makeup dewy and accessories minimal — and you have a showstopper lookbook channelling the inner diva in you.

A dollop of pop and a few neat pleats: When it comes to wedding fashion, you ought to go all out and look your best. Move over what-has-been-done-before and opt for an Anushka Sharma-inspired neon transparent sari, with pleated borders adding a little twist. Wear a matching noodle-strap blouse or go for a full-sleeved one with plunging neckline, because it’s winter after all.

Black, bold, layers and belt: The gorgeous black sari-set on Madhuri Dixit Nene is stunning, and so is her embroidered jacket and the belt. If you are really feeling experimental and want to take it a notch higher, go for leather boots in the same colour of the belt. Try dark smokey eyes, keep the lips nude and opt for a quirky hair pin to complete the look.

Ditch the lehenga for an ethnic organza: Alia Bhatt’s wedding OOTD refuses to stop being the talk of the town, every time we say ‘shaadi’. The pastel ivory organza sari with golden embroidered borders is a serene option if you want to go for a ‘less is more’ attire on your special day.

Bolly-fav soft chiffon: Katrina Kaif dropped a major wedding fashion statement in a chiffon sari. It’s lightweight and the detailed sequin work adds the required bling, making it a snatch to wear on mehendi, sangeet, haldi or cocktail.

Red hot tulle: Patralekhaa’s red tulle sari is a fashion investment. While red never goes out of vogue, the ‘buti’ work on the sari and customised inscriptions on the veil made the ensemble even more stunning.

White, gold and timeless chic: White silk sari with heavy golden floral patchwork around the borders teamed with an off-shoulder blouse — smoking hot meets classic, we say.