Filmmakers Yash Chopra and Karan Johar have made Karwa Chauth look glamorous on big screen. Larger than life sets, elegant dresses and songs likestill remain some of the favourite Karwa Chauth moments from films like. While wearing traditional sarees and lehengas are top choices for married women today. This year, women in Indore are sprucing their look for the festivity. Here's looking at what's trending this Karwa Chauth...Wearing regular lehengas are so passe, to look different, Sonam Sharma who is a fashion enthusiast shares her how she is adding a twist to regular fashion, “ I wore a Benarasi orange and blue lehenga as I wanted to wear something different this time. I wore an artificial orange neckpiece to go with it and left more than half of my hair loose. Benarasi collection is always a delight!”Fashion trends keep changing every year but love for the netted dress remains the same for some. Sonam Malviya, who happened to carry this look shares, “This year, I am wearing a green and pink coloured lehenga. While everyone loves wearing bright and dark colours, I wanted to keep my look light. My hairstyle too will remain simple with a bun and a pink flower to complement my lehenga. I also decided to go quirky with tattoos by engraving my husband’s initials in a crown. I got it done especially for the festival.”Quite a few women are choosing red flared lehengas with suitable jewellery to match their look. Priyanka Sharma, a homemaker shares, “I wore my bridal lehenga with chudas (bangles) and gold jewellery to go with my look and this look does full justice to that.”Ready-to-wear sarees are popular among young married women. Shweta Sharma, an entrepreneur shares, “I prefer carrying ready-to-wear saree which looks traditional but they are hassle-free to carry. For my look, I am wearing a ready-to-wear saree which is in contrasting colours- purple and yellow. Also wearing a statement headgear to match my look.”Ruchi Sharma, a homemaker shares, “I like comfort more than anything. So, for Karwa Chauth, I am wearing a light-weighted chiffon saree with a light print. The red bindi on a colour combination of contrasting colours did a fantastic job.”- Udbhavi UpadhyayPics: Arpit Joshi

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