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Day 1 - White: White, a timeless symbol of peace and purity, is beautifully brought to life in this Manish Malhotra creation. The ensemble exudes effortless grace and understated charm.
Credit: Manish Malhotra
Day 2 - Red
Day 2 - Red: Often associated with power, energy, and devotion, red is a Navratri favorite. In this photo, Regina Cassandra stuns in a vibrant red look that speaks volumes.
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Day 3 - Blue
Day 3 - Blue: Celebrate the festival on a serene note with the blue. The colour symbolizes calmness, peace, trust and divinity.
Credit: Riddhi Mehra
Day 4 - Yellow: Yellow symbolises joy and vibrant energy. Whether you choose traditional or contemporary attire, this lively hue is bound to brighten your festive wardrobe.
Credit: Manish Malhotra
Day 5 - Green: Green symbolizes fertility and prosperity, making it a meaningful choice for Navratri. Adorning this vibrant hue is a graceful way to pray for wellness and abundance during the celebrations.
Credit: Pink City by Sarika
Day 6 - Grey: Grey represents balance, wisdom, and inner strength, all while exuding an understated yet undeniable glamour.
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Day 7 - Orange: Orange stands for energy and vibrance, and Shraddha Kapoor brings it to life with her lively ensemble.
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Day 8 - Purple/Peacock Green: A colour rich in meaning, purple reflects creativity and uniqueness. It also embodies wisdom, spiritual growth and prosperity, adding depth to your Navratri look.
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Day 9 - Pink: Shilpa Shetty radiates grace in a vibrant pink ensemble, a colour long associated with love, compassion, and feminine energy. The colour aces the spirit of Navratri, blending tradition with timeless elegance.
Credit: Pink City by Sarika