Deepika Padukone or Aditi Rao Hydari: Who looks better in these similar sarees?

Both actors love designer Sabyasachi's creations

Bollywood stars Deepika Padukone and Aditi Rao Hydari both love designer Sabyasachi's creations. That is why they were seen in similar sarees at separate events.

Aditi, the Kaatru Veliyidai star, looked ethereal in a hand crafted, hand painted Sabyasachi saree which featured a pink floral print,  News 18 reported.

The actors look beautiful as she flaunted the traditional Indian attire which she teamed with a gold-sequined blouse. The star had her tresses tied in a ponytail with center parting and chose to go without accessories except for a pair of teardrop danglers. She kept her makeup minimal with a just a dash of light pink on her lips and some eye-makeup.

While the actress's dewy makeup looked refreshing, the confidence with which was pulled off the outfit struck a perfect balance with elegance and dreamy.

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Earlier this year, Deepika too wore a similar saree from the atelier of Sabyasachi.

Deepika oozed sophistication, charm, and grace and looked radiant in the Sabyasachi saree which was the designer's Udaipur collection. Her dimpled smile added to the attire as she posed happily for shutterbugs.

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And even though the two attires look similar, Deepika's saree had a gold-sequinned border whereas Aditi's had a plain satin border. Also, the print are different. Deepika's saree featured bigger and bolder floral prints than Aditi's. In fact, the two stars even teamed their ensembles differently. While Deepika opted for a pink brocade blouse, Aditi paired her saree with a gold-sequinned blouse.

The way how the two celebs were styled also differed greatly. While Deepika wore a golden choker, heavy earrings and applied a winged-eye makeup, Aditi on the other hand went minimal both for her makeup and accessories.

However, they both look fabulous in their own ways in the sarees.