Shubhangi Atre, renowned for portraying Angoori Bhabi in the television series 'Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai,' has shared insights on a prevalent fashion faux pas that individuals often make.
According to the actress, fashion is a distinctive personal statement, emphasizing the importance of clothing that reflects one's personality. She cautions against blindly following trends, advocating for choices that align with comfort and individual style. Shubhangi expresses a preference for subtlety over drama, highlighting the need for harmony between attire, makeup, and accessories.
For an upcoming event, she plans to flaunt a black metallic mini dress, opting for minimal jewelry and makeup. Shubhangi advises that when donning metallic outfits, a smoky look paired with refined jewelry and vibrant lipstick can create a striking appearance. She recommends long earrings or playful necklaces for festive occasions, complemented by nude makeup.
Discussing her favored clothing style, the actress reveals a penchant for comfortable yet enhancing attire, adapting to different occasions. Salwar Kameez and sarees top her list of preferred Indian wear, emphasizing their timeless appeal, versatility, and intricate designs. She appreciates their combination of comfort and beauty, enhancing a woman's persona.
Shubhangi acknowledges her extensive saree collection gathered over years of travel, which also influences her character's wardrobe in 'Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai.' Balancing her saree obsession with the character's look is a rewarding aspect of her role.
When not working, she opts for relaxed clothing like loose-fit t-shirts, pajamas, and shorts, particularly favoring shorts during the summertime.
On the subject of colors, Shubhangi feels fortunate that most colors suit her well. She selects colors based on the occasion, complementing her skin tone, body type, and personal style. Bright and vibrant colors are her choice for parties, fun patterns for vacations, and light pastels for daily wear.
'Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai' airs on &TV, featuring Shubhangi Atre in her beloved role.
(With Agency Inputs)
