Diwali has come knocking on your door with a blast of lights and celebration. It’s a once-in-a-year celebration that takes months of planning and arrangements. You spend weeks decorating your house with lights and rangoli. And finally, after you’re done with beautifying your house, it’s your turn to glam up yourself. But What should you do for your makeup look? Are you confused too? Then it’s time for you to get inspired by the following fashion icons of Bollywood for your Diwali makeup look.
Stunning, just absolutely stunning. Deepika Padukone knows exactly when and how to keep it simple yet glamorous. With just a classic wing as her crown and the simple black bindi as its jewel, she kept it classy and elegant.
She is an icon for many youths on how to look glam through subtlety. Ananya Panday is here to show us the role shimmer plays in any celebration. With gold and bronze smokey eyes, glossy lips, and the subtle touch of blush on her cheeks she looks ready for any party.
Imagine walking out of your room or house looking like this Kirti Sanon. Felt good right? Dramatize your eyes to make them stand out in the rest of your look. Try out this intensified black kohl, winged liner look with a nude lip and turn heads wherever you go.
When you already have flawless and youthful skin like Janhvi Kapoor you don’t need to do much to look drop-dead gorgeous. Just put on a perfect winged liner, creamy pink lipstick, and peach blush to flaunt a sunkissed glow.
Taking a complete U-turn from Janhvi’s look is her older cousin Sonam Kapoor. Usually, the golden rule is, either the lips go bold and eyes stay subtle and vice versa. But Sonam immaculately pulled off the red lips with dark smokey eyes. If you want to try this out as well, pair this look with a monotone dress to distinguish the red lips.
If this makes you wish to try a Dewey and glowy look like Kareena Kapoor Khan then you can follow some simple steps. Then define your eyes with a swipe of a metallic brown shade across the eyelid and a black shade close to the lash lines for the smokey effect. Tie the whole look together with nude or peach lipstick.
Diwali is the celebration of lights, so it’s momentous that your makeup can bring the same light to your face. So, get inspired this Diwali and shine brighter than the lights you used to decorate your house. Lastly, Stay safe, healthy, and beautiful.
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