India, Sept. 23 -- Navratri is all about celebrating culture, colour, and movement. From vibrant hues to shimmering details, your look should allow you to twirl freely and shine bright under the dandiya lights. Here's your go-to guide to the must-have pieces for creating that perfect Garba night look: Chaniya choli or lehenga choli - the iconic skirt-and-blouse pair - is at the heart of Navratri fashion. Opt for bright hues like yellow, red, royal blue, or emerald green, and look for mirror work or intricate embroidery to capture that traditional vibe. Style tip: If your lehenga is heavy on mirror work, balance the look with a simpler blouse or dupatta Potli bags, embellished clutches, or waist belts (kamarbandh) not only complete your look but also help keep essentials handy. Colourful bangles, ghungroo anklets, and statement rings bring in that extra festive sparkle. Style tip: Chunky oxidised jewellery can give your Indo-western outfit a bold cultural edge. You'll be on your feet for hours, so ditch the stilettos. Mojaris, kolhapuris, or embroidered juttis strike the perfect balance of comfort and style. They not only look festive but also save you from post-garba sore feet. Style tip: Pick footwear with cushioned soles, you'll thank yourself after hours of dancing. Navratri jewellery is all about chunky oxidised silver or antique gold. Think jhumkas, layered necklaces, and bangles that jingle with your garba moves. Style tip: Don't overload; just pick one statement piece and let it shine. Your hairstyle should be festive yet functional. Think braids adorned with flowers, messy buns with chic accessories, or soft half-up curls - all perfect for dancing the night away. Remember, you'll be on the move, so skip anything too stiff or overly structured. Style tip: Add fresh flowers or hair accessories that match your outfit for a festive touch. Navratri nights demand long-lasting, radiant makeup. A dewy base, bold kohl eyes, and a pop of bright lipstick complement the vibrant outfits. Add a hint of highlighter for that glow under the lights. Style tip: Setting your makeup with a good setting spray keeps you looking fresh after hours of dancing. Your dupatta is what helps frame the outfit and adds extra drama. From bandhani and leheriya prints to heavy mirror work dupattas, the right pick can make even a simple lehenga look festive-ready. Style tip: Pin it securely, since you don't want it slipping mid-twirl!...