Swooning over Aishwarya Rai’s Iconic Looks? Here’s how to Recreate them!

From winning Miss World 1994 to mesmerising us all with her dazzling performances in Bollywood, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan will always be legendary. And her iconic looks, be it in movies, on the red carpet or in real life, have been a fashion inspiration for decades. On the occasion of her birthday, let’s take a look at some of her most popular looks and how you can recreate them!

All Things Gold at Cannes 2014

At Cannes 2014, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan wowed onlookers in a stunning golden Roberto Cavalli gown that showcased her elegance and grace. The intricate design featured a flowing silhouette and intricate detailing, making her a standout on the red carpet. Her appearance highlighted her status as a fashion icon, captivating both fans and the media alike. Here or here is how you can recreate the look!

Silsila of the Diya from Devdas

The goosebumps inducing music, the opulent set, the choreography that’s still an inspiration and a burning diya with Aishwarya Rai glowing in the light! That’s the Silsila Ye Chahat Ka song from the 2002 Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Devdas. And the red saree with a zari border and puff-sleeved blue blouse have stayed with the audience for more than two decades now. Here’s where you can get a saree and recreate this look.

Gingham Blue Beauty from Josh

“Mere khayalon ki mallika, charon taraf teri chaiya re…”! This was all of India singing it for Aishwarya like Chandrachur Singh did in the movie Josh. In this movie, where she plays Shah Rukh Khan’s twin, Aishwarya had quite a fun, playful and soft wardrobe mixed with different elements. Like this sleeveless blue dress with a pale blue trim paired with a gingham belt. Here’s how you can get this look and don’t forget to add the belt!

A Sky Full of Stars on the Dupatta from Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam

The year Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam released and everyone saw Aishwarya Rai romancing the lead in her lavender embellished lehenga, Masterjis and tailors everywhere had just one task on their hand. This look of hers as she sings Chand Chupa Badal Mein became a fashion inspiration and continues to dazzle on smaller screens. Here’s where you can get a similar star-studded lavender lehenga.

White Swan from Taal

The 1999 movie Taal had quite the journey, both with the character arc and the wardrobe of Aishwarya’s character. While in the first half, she was in simple, comfy clothing, the second half saw draped skirts, halterneck crop tops, chic bralettes, dresses and sleek contemporary fits, all styled with on-point jewellery. The poster look of hers with the white dhoti-style skirt, scallop neckline crop top and a white shirt with statement oxidised jewellery was the IT look. Here’s where you can get a similar skirt top to recreate the look. Just make sure to grab a plain white shirt too!