Oh, pretty pastels! Jhanvi and Khushi Kapoor spell magic in their ethnic avatars for Ganesh Chaturthi

Amidst all the hullabaloo surrounding star kids, there are only a few – like Sridevi’s daughters, Jhanvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor, who’ve been flaunting their A-game at film parties and red carpet events. Time and again, they keep mesmerising not only the shutterbugs but also all those fashion-hungry souls who are constantly looking for some style inspiration from celebrities.

The Kapoor sisters are already dominating the next-gen fashion headlines. Did you know that they have also been labeled as the Kendall and Kylie Jenner of India? That’s pretty exciting, huh! By now, we’re all used to seeing Jhanvi and Sara Ali Khan grabbing eyeballs, but this time around, even the younger Kapoor girl, Khushi, has turned out to be a bundle of surprises.

As the Ganpati celebrations are in full swing these days, even the sibling duo is in a festive mood. We managed to get our hands on these pictures of the two nailing the traditional game. (Also read: Wow! A Kardashian just copied one of Jacqueline Fernandez’s styles)

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Jhanvi wore this resplendent yellow and orange lehenga in pastel tones. Her ensemble included a rust coloured embroidered choli with a sexy plunging neckline and silver gota border. The starlet paired it with a gorgeous yellow lehenga with multicoloured floral motifs, which gave it a festive vibe. We’re drooling over the baby pink and silver gota work border at the hemline that accentuates the pastel base. The stylist Eshaa Amiin has opted for minimal makeup to balance the busy outfit. Jhanvi kept the look easy breezy with light pink lips and only statement jhumkas that had yellow beads matching the ensemble.

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Khushi, too, was styled by Amiin, and wore an understated powdered pink Anita Dongre lehenga with a bright pink border. She clubbed it with a bluish-grey satin blouse and sheer dupatta. We particularly like the blue and pink latkans and silver gota-border that add some bling to the otherwise simple number. She opted for just a golden bracelet to let her attire do all the talking. The fresh hues and style were apt for a teenager.

These girls are quite the stunners, indeed!