Navratri 2023: As the Navratris are here, everyone wants to ace the traditional look while staying stylish. Moreover, it is natural for people to feel conscious about their bodies while wearing a Lehenga. However, we can learn a few tips from these Bollywood actresses on how to look slim in a Lehanga.
Fabric
Choosing the right fabric can make a lot of difference in the look. Fabric materials like chiffon, georgette and crepe do not have a shape and are free-flowing. Therefore these will look very flattering on the women who want to look slim. On the other hand, a structured fabric like khadi or organza gives a fuller look. Alia Bhatt chose a georgette lehenga that flows flatteringly through the body, giving her a slim look.
Neck
For a slim look, the neckline of the blouse should give the effect of an elongated body. Therefore, a deep V-neck, square or halter neck looks ideal. Apart from this, avoid wearing crew neck or high neck blouses. Kareena Kapoor looks slim in this lehenga with a v-neck blouse
The print of the Lehanga also determines the overall look. The prints that are in a vertical alignment give a slimmer look. Moreover, small prints should be preferred over large prints. Janhvi Kapoor looks slim in this white Lehanga where prints are small and in a single line, instead of being scattered all over.
Posture
Posture also plays an important role in looking slim. A hunchback should be avoided and keep the back straight. Moreover, the shoulders need to stay relaxed instead of being stiff. Bhumi Pednekar nails the posture in this lehenga
Accessories
The right accessories can enhance the slim look in any Lehanga. With a deep neckline, a heavy choker gives an effect of elongation in the body. This gives an illusion of slimness. Deepika Padukone wore a heavy choker with a deep off-shoulder blouse in this.
In conclusion, the best remedy to looking good this season is to feel confident in your body. However, if you wish to look slim this season, try these easy tips.
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