From lehengas to saris: 8 times Kajol stunned in fusion wear

For a promotional show, the actress was seen wearing a jacket with a draped skirt. With this look, she was seen wearing a floor-length long jacket, adding an edgy touch to her look.

Kajol showed us a stylish way to wear an ethnic skirt. She was seen wearing a purple-coloured skirt, which she teamed up with a button-down black shirt.

The actress was seen wearing a bandhani-print dress, which she teamed up with silver jewellery.

After showing us how to style an ethnic skirt with shirts, Kajol also showed us how to team a flared lehenga with a silk shirt.

The actress also showed us how to pull-off an indo-fusion sari with a long jacket.

Taking her ethnic game to the next level, Kajol showed us how to pull off a printed shirt with dhoti-style pants.

The actress was seen wearing a long anarkali, which she styled with a printed jacket and a traditional choker necklace.

Kajol made a case for pre-draped sari with a black leather belt and a bikini-style blouse. Just so glam!

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