Rakshabandhan is not just a festival to celebrate the brother-sister relationship, but getting ready for this special day is also a part of the celebration. For actress Kritika Kamra, festive fashion means traditional style with a modern touch and most importantly comfort. His younger brother Rahul Kamra is also very conscious about fashion. On the occasion of Rakshabandhan, Kritika shared many things about her fashion sense, preparations and childhood memories with her brother.
Kritika stays away from heavy outfits
Regarding her look for Rakshabandhan, Kritika says that she does not like too heavy or gaudy look. She likes to wear clothes which show simplicity and traditional style but also have a modern touch.
According to Kritika, she would prefer light jewelery and natural makeup with elegant ethnic outfits on festive occasions. For them, it is equally important to look beautiful and feel comfortable in any festive look.
Gives priority to comfort along with fashion
Kritika believes that the clothes worn on festivals should be such that they showcase your personality and also keep you comfortable. According to him, it feels good to add a little traditional touch while maintaining one's personality in fashion.
She likes to choose such outfits, which look beautiful and which can be worn comfortably for a long time. For them, it is not important to just follow trends, but it is more important to feel like themselves in clothes.
Sometimes the look chosen at the last moment becomes special.
To look perfect on festivals, many people start preparing their clothes and look well in advance. However, Kritika herself does not do much planning in this matter.
She says that she checks her clothing options a few days before for any special occasion, but sometimes the look chosen at the last moment looks the best. For them, the most important thing while choosing an outfit is its comfort.
Childhood memories of matching clothes with brother Rahul
Kritika also shared memories of wearing matching clothes with younger brother Rahul in their childhood. He told that in childhood it was common for brothers and sisters to wear similar or matching clothes. However, this has become less so after growing up.
Now even though both of them do not always wear matching outfits, sometimes the colors of their clothes are similar. According to Kritika, it looks quite nice. She believes that whether brother and sister's clothes match or not, the most important thing is that they spend quality time together.
He also jokingly said that if Rahul ever copies any of his looks, he will be happy with it.
Used to do fashion as per budget in childhood
Kritika told that in childhood, doing fashion on festivals was not as easy as it is today. At that time it was not considered necessary to buy new clothes for every festival. A festive look was created by styling the good clothes already present in the house in a different way and wearing them with new jewellery.
He believes that even today there is no need to spend too much for fashion. A new look can be created by doing a little creativity with the clothes present in the wardrobe. A beautiful scarf, stylish earrings or a few different accessories can change the look of the entire outfit.
Family happiness more than fashion in childhood memories
According to Kritika, in her childhood she did not know much about which color was in trend or which outfit was in fashion. I felt happy just wearing clothes that looked good.
Even today she feels that the real beauty of festivals is not in fashion or expensive clothes, but in the time spent with family and those special moments. For them, in their childhood memories of Rakshabandhan, the time spent with siblings and the happiness of the festival are more important than clothes.