In Sabyasachi
Katrina and Anushka were seen in different colors of the same Sabyasachi sari design. Was there a color you preferred?
Catch Katrina’s other Sabyasachi sari outing inside.
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Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma
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Katrina Kaif
Photo Credit: Instagram
We see this pictures on net and already have an opinion… It’s u who should tell the opinion instead of leaving it to users
Personally a bindi on both ladies would have hugely elevated their look and made it SO much more fun and festive!!! As it stands it just looks like yet another boring sighting
Love both, Katrina looks gorgeous and classic in a black net saree, Anushka looks fun with the radiant neon green.. her styling and make up is just right. Call these finale of Diwali looks pls.. can’t have any more tarnishing looks.
All three looks are good. Katrina in mustard is my favourite though.
Love all three looks. Simple, understated elegance.
Anushka has my heart for the color (currently being in an all things chartreuse-neon green phase), acessorizing and hair. She looks stupendous.
Kat is glamorous as ever, keeping it classy and Diwali worthy.
The green! Unusual and interesting.
The green is a sure winner. Not sure how it would look in regular lighting but it looks really good in the social media pics.
It looked good. Same as here in pic.
Saw Anushka in this outfit in person. Was staying in same hotel. Never would have guessed it’s Sabya. It wasn’t even mentioned on her insta post. My Mother in law has similar saree in grey from Jashn or Meena Bazaar. In the end, it’s all about accessibility. 🙂
Somehow always curious how does she look in real life?
You’re right there.. big designers steal everyday designs and shades and tag them in lacs. I have this same green from jashn too, in a suit. I did t realise it’s sabyasachi too.
That mustard is to die for! Love love love
This sequinned net material is available at 250 rupees per meter in any cloth market across india in multiple shades. All you need to do is to buy 5.5 meters, get a local darzi to stitch a frilly border and voila, you get a designer saree for about 2000 rupees!