Anushka Sharma has given some of best Bollywood films, but there’s one iconic character fans still can’t forget.
The Band Baja Baraat actress – who kicked of her Bollywood career in 2008 with Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, opposite Shah Rukh Khan, played Alizeh’s character in one of her hit movies, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil in 2016.
As soon as the movie hit the theatres at the time, Anushka’s character Alizeh became the talk of the town, with every young girl gushing over her breathtakingly gorgeous look.
Even after ten years, Alizeh is still not only well-liked among Anushka’s female fanbase, but her male fans are equally obsessed.
Alizeh’s look in Ae Dil Hai Mushkil was a perfect blend of carefree and bohemian fashion. It was an effortless fusion of eastern and western style – a true depiction of her free-spirited personality.
If you are looking for a simple budget-friendly step by step guide to recreate Alizeh – we have got you covered.
Chikenkari Kurta with denim
A simple straight-fit or skinny blue jean is all you need with a solid kurta in white or any vibrant colour, with delicate thread work.
Kohl is the main character
Keeping your over-all make up to the minimal, with nude lip shades and little to no blush, let your Kohl (Kajal) do the talking.
Hair in the air
Alizeh’s long brown tresses are one of the most prominent features of her beauty. If you have naturally sleek or straight hair, you can achieve this look by curling your hair strands or tying them up in a braid after shower.
This technique will give your hair a natural volume and wavy texture.
Jewelry that make some noise
Just like Alizeh, to elevate your chic desi girl look, you need a few pairs of vintage tribal earrings and bracelets and bell anklets (optional).
You can also accessorize your look with a vintage nose ring in silver or gold.
Jackets and waistcoats
If you are planning to recreate Alizeh’s look in winter, add an extra layer of clothing to your everyday fit, with a stylish waistcoat or jacket.
The options for waistcoats, popularly known as (koti) in South Asia, are limitless.
