Hariyali Teej is tomorrow and if you are still figuring out what to wear, you are not alone. The one rule everyone knows about this festival is green, and honestly, that makes things easier, not harder. You don’t have to overthink colour combinations or worry about clashing with the theme, you just need to find the right shade and shape for you. Bollywood has given us plenty of green looks to copy over the years, from traditional prints to sarees to simple kurtas, so there is something here no matter what your evening looks like.

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Sara Ali Khan’s Peacock Print Suit

Sara wore an emerald green kurta set with a gold and silver peacock and floral print woven into the fabric. She matched it with a sheer dupatta that featured a golden border. The print is not printed on top of the fabric, it is woven in, which is what gives the whole outfit that rich, festive look without needing extra embellishment. She kept the rest of the look simple, just jhumkas, a ring, and some bangles, letting the fabric carry the outfit.

Kareena Kapoor’s Sage Green Suit

Kareena went with a softer sage green kurta, gold sequin and thread work on the sleeves and neckline, matching pants, and a dupatta with heavy embroidery along a scalloped edge. This is a good option if bright green feels like too much or does not suit your skin tone. Sage is more forgiving, and it still reads as festive because of all the gold detailing running through it. The dupatta does a lot of the heavy lifting here, so if you already own a plain green kurta, you could get away with just adding a heavily worked dupatta over it.

Janhvi Kapoor’s Neon Green Draped Saree

If you are heading out for a party instead of a puja, Janhvi’s neon green chiffon saree with a diagonal silver sequin border is the one to look at. The blouse matches with its own silver detailing, and the sheer fabric gives the whole thing a lighter and modern feel. This is the look to go for if your Teej plans involve dinner out or a get-together with friends rather than rituals at home.

Kiara Advani’s Green Chikankari Saree

For the saree crowd, Kiara’s parrot green organza saree with white chikankari embroidery is worth copying. The blouse is sleeveless with a small floral print in the same green, which keeps the whole look cohesive instead of feeling like two separate pieces. She barely wore any jewellery here, just small earrings and pink bangles, and the saree still looked festive on its own because the embroidery does all the talking. This is perfect for those who are keeping their first teej fast.

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Deepika Padukone’s Muted Green Kurta Set

This is for the minimalist girlies! In this look, Deepika kept things low-key in a muted green kurta with small gold floral prints and a simple lace trim at the neck. She paired it with straight palazzo pants. Nothing fussy here, and that is exactly the point! Not every Teej look needs sequins or heavy embroidery to feel festive, sometimes a well-fitted kurta in the right shade does enough on its own. This works well if you are staying in for Teej rituals with family and just want to look nice without trying too hard.