Diwali season brings out the best fashion choices, and B-Town is buzzing with stars flaunting their festive looks. While everyone dazzled at Manish Malhotra’s Diwali bash, it was director Faraz Ansari’s look at the recent Grazia, Femina, and Good Homes Diwali parties that caught everyone’s attention.
Accompanied by actress Fatima Sana Shaikh, Faraz made heads turn with his distinct and creative style. From his earring to his cap, Ansari’s fashion choices stood out among the sea of glittering outfits at the event.
Faraz’s Bold and Stylish Look Impresses Everyone
Known for his experimental fashion sense, Faraz didn’t disappoint at the party. He opted for a deep blue silk kurta with intricate white detailing at the collar. Paired with white flared pants, the golden borders added a spark to his outfit. But the highlight of his look was the white dupatta with golden booties and a broad border, worn like a shawl. This elegant touch elevated his overall appearance and made him a fashion standout.
Accessories Steal the Show
Faraz took his look to another level with his carefully selected accessories. The earring he wore in one ear, adorned with pearls, added a unique touch to his outfit. His golden shoes matched perfectly with the golden details on his attire. He also carried a matching bag and wore stylish Gucci glasses. Topping off the look, Faraz donned a cap with shimmery lines, adding a dash of bling to his ensemble.
Fatima Sana Shaikh’s Graceful Look Complements Faraz
Not to be outdone, Fatima Sana Shaikh exuded elegance in a stunning white saree. The saree featured a thin golden border, with golden fringes hanging from the pallu that she held gracefully in her hand. Paired with a deep V-neck sleeveless blouse, Fatima completed her look with matching heels. Her simple yet chic style was complemented by her middle-parted open hair and minimal nude makeup.
Together, Faraz Ansari and Fatima Sana Shaikh stole the limelight with their contrasting yet equally striking outfits, making a lasting impression at the star-studded event.