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Festive Ethnic Looks Lead the Latest Celebrity Sightings

Shilpa Shetty, Sidharth Malhotra and Urmila Matondkar lead the latest city sightings, where festive ethnic looks and one airport layer set the note.

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Festive Ethnic Looks Lead the Latest Celebrity Sightings

The latest celebrity spotting round-up from the city reads less like a random set of paparazzi photos and more like a festive lookbook. With invitations on the calendar, the frames double as a style checklist: traditional silhouettes, metallic accents, controlled jewellery and one easy airport layer.

The festive looks at a glance

  • Shriya Saran went metallic in a silver saree with an embellished blouse and a choker finished with matching earrings.
  • Anshula Kapoor made a strong case for black festive wear in a gold-zari Anarkali.
  • Anya Singh kept it graceful in a lavender saree with gold border embroidery, traditional jewellery and bangles.
  • Shilpa Shetty chose an ivory ethnic set, a matching potli and statement earrings, with hair in an updo.
  • Anjini Dhawan brought colour in a bright pink saree with heavy gold work and soft waves.
  • Ahsaas Channa leaned into blue with metallic detail and a sleek bun.
  • Urmila Matondkar went for light green embroidery, a statement necklace and a voluminous updo.
  • Palak Tiwari delivered the evening-wear moment in a yellow floor-length gown.
  • Ida Ali paired a teal embellished saree with a silver blouse and matching clutch.
  • Shweta Tripathi Sharma arrived with husband and actor-rapper Chaitanya Sharma, also known as SlowCheeta.
  • Alfia Jafry chose a purple full-sleeve gown with a thigh-high slit and black strappy heels.

The one airport alternate

Sidharth Malhotra skipped festive formality, photographed at the airport in a brown base layered with a grey jacket. It is a reminder that the same round-up can double as a travel-wardrobe cue: a neutral jacket over a simple base reads clean, cosy and camera-ready.

The formula behind the best frames

Across the gallery, the outfits that photograph best follow a simple rule: one statement focal point, one jewellery accent, and hair that does not compete. Anshula’s black and gold Anarkali works because the embroidery is the story; Shilpa’s potli adds a functional accent without crowding the frame. The palette itself is useful: silver, black and gold, lavender, pink, blue, teal, sunshine yellow and purple all appear, so festive dressing is not tied to one uniform colour.

For a quick takeaway, let the garment lead and keep the extras disciplined. That means picking one hero piece and letting everything else do less, not more.

Source: Mid-day

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