Festivals call for celebrations and celebrations are incomplete without a perfect looking you. What better than Diwali to up your glam quotient, right?

Without much ado, we bring you striking style tips from the small screen industry's most fashionable actresses...binge on!

Asha Negi
I am always game for any attire, which is conformable. I always experiment so this time I will go with an Indo-western dress.

Giaa Manek
I will be wearing nice, bright, colourful and comfortable Indian clothes. I would suggest my fans also to wear Indian clothes. Saree, salwar kameez, and ghagra are perfect picks.

Aneri Vajani
Wear whatever you are comfortable in and be yourself. Just because it's Diwali, it doesn’t mean that you have to wear traditional. You can wear whatever you want to. I have no idea what I am wearing!

Ishita Ganguly
There are no plans yet. But yes, if it would be something traditional like a salwar kameez or saree.
 
Anjum Fakih
No flowy dresses for me, I will wear a jeans and kurti or a churidar dress. Diwali is all about being bright, so I would also go for some bling in my dress.

Lovey Sasan
This year, I am planning to wear a traditional dress, either a palazzo dress or a kanjivaram saree. I would also like to advice my fans to wear traditional dresses.

Aparna Dixit
I suggest everyone to wear ethnic wear on Diwali. I will try to wear vibrant colours and try judas with gajras for an elegant look.

Aanchal Khurana
I am wearing a suit. A short-length shirt with full sleeves. It's decked up in motifs and rich work for a sparkling Diwali!

Happy Diwali!