Priyanka Chopra's Bright Yellow Saree Is The Festive Light Of The Night

You can take the desi girl out of India and but you can't take India out of our very own desi girl. Right in time for Diwali festivities, Priyanka Chopra even in LA was bound to hop in on the celebrations. And what better than a saree to get her prepped for the most beautiful time of the year. To ring in the festivities of the brightest festival of the year, Priyanka Chopra chose a simple yellow saree wrapped in the warmth of all the twinkling lights of the season. Her yellow saree is lightweight but dressy enough to ensure she can dance the night away without any hassle and looking nothing less than festive. She pairs her yellow saree with a spaghetti strap white blouse but add drama to her outfit picks a statement choker necklace to go with it and stacked arm candy. She adds a box clutch in a deep military green shade; it is fall after all. Her long hair is let down in mermaid waves with face framing contoured strands. Makeup is minimal with her plum lips on point for some colour and we've got to give it to her, she sure looks ready for the season ahead.

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Priyanka Chopra may be far away from the homeland but she doesn't let go of her roots. Diwali is huge for the Chopra-Jonas clan and they ring it with pomp and show. Last year Priyanka Chopra's celebration was a fancy affair dressed in an Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla lehenga for their Diwali party.

Even in the middle of fall, Priyanka Chopra alone can be trusted to channel spring days for Diwali and in her floral lehenga last year she did just that.

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A little retro vibe hurt nobody and certainly not Priyanka Chopra who made a velvet Sabyasachi sharara set pop like a bottle of bubbly for Diwali last year.

Priyanka Chopra is basically a living fashion look book for the festive season.

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