10 Best Celeb Outfits Spotted This Diwali

This Diwali, Bollywood celebrities set off fireworks in their fashionable best and we simply can't get enough. As the festive mood continues, we bring you the top 10 best celebrity looks. Yes, yes, you can thank us later.

Sonam Kapoor headlined the fashionable crew in Abu Jani-Sandeep Khosla outfit on Sunday. She teamed her off-white separates with a sheath and stone-studded jewellery as she attended parties across Mumbai.

Actress Athiya Shetty stole the limelight in a beige and gold lehenga by Rahul Mishra. She teamed her look with Maheep Kapoor danglers in gold and red.

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Actress Aditi Rao Hydari looked like a scarlet princess in Raw Mango couture, courtesy Sanjay Garg. Aditi kept it simple and elegant with a pair of Amrapali jhumkas.

Malaika Arora Khan turned heads in a heavily-worked Tarun Tahiliani ensemble. She accessorized with gold and pearl jewellery, and a batua.

Jacqueline Fernandez pulled off the traditional look in a silk saree by Raw Mango with elan.

This was actress Bipasha Basu's first Diwali after her wedding to actor Karan Singh Grover. She was resplendent in a black saree from the shelves of Sabyasachi and accessorised with shakha-pola - traditionally worn by married Bengali women.

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Aamir Khan's wife, filmmaker Kiran Rao wore Anavila couture. She posed with Aamir and son Azad in a peach and gold saree paired with traditional earrings.

The spotlight was on actress Vidya Balan, who attended parties hosted by Aamir Khan and the Bachchans' in a white Gaurang Shah saree. She complemented her pristine look with a touch of green and contrasting jewellery.

Taapsee Pannu was rather experimental in a red and black lehenga designed by Priyal Prakash. She accessorised with a mang-tika.

Dressed in an Anita Dongre creation, Dia Mirza walked in with husband Sahil Sangha at the Bachchans' Diwali party. She added a touch of glitter to her look with gold danglers by Amrapali.