Daijiworld Media Network - Mumbai

Mumbai, Oct 13: Actress Isha Koppikar continues to inspire fashion enthusiasts with her stylish ensembles and, with the festive season around the corner, has shared insights into her festive fashion choices and the thought process behind selecting outfits for different occasions.

The Don actress said she believes in dressing according to the occasion while keeping in mind its cultural significance and evolving fashion trends.

The Ek Vivaah... Aisa Bhi actress added that she enjoys experimenting with outfits and exploring fusion fashion.

"The outfit should be able to express the mood, and that's what makes it special. I like detailing, colours, motif designs, and something that looks and feels aesthetic and chic. I am very careful in picking what I wear, and I guess these little efforts when choosing help in getting a beautiful and complete look when styling it," she said.

Sharing her views on the growing popularity of black and darker shades for major occasions, Isha said black undoubtedly has its own charm but may not be suitable for every celebration.

"Black is rich, royal, and ethereal; there is no doubt about it. But it's not an apt colour for every occasion. There are so many colours with so many shades to explore," she said.

Speaking about Navratri, the actress highlighted the festival's vibrant spirit and encouraged people to experiment with different colours rather than restricting themselves to a single shade.

"Navratri itself is a very colourful festival!! I personally don't just stick to one colour, because what's the fun when you can try different things and set your zone," she added.

Isha also emphasised the importance of comfort and individuality while choosing outfits. She said fashion enthusiasts should prioritise what makes them feel confident and comfortable instead of blindly following trends.

"It is also important to wear what makes you feel comfortable and makes you feel you. So instead of just jumping on to trends, try to make your own zone. You can experiment a bit and find your own space. Personal style never fades, it becomes your statement," she concluded.