You might want to call your sister after you see this!
It all begins with ‘borrowed’ dresses and makeup from your older sister which you mean to return back, but y’all know how that ends. Makeup, dresses, boys or parties, whatever it is, you look up to your older sister to teach you all about it! Sisterhood has its own perks and we take a look at our favourite sister pairs from Bollywood.
These sisters have gone on to become famous in their own rights. But one thing binds them together, their impeccable style statements. Here we take a peek at the pairs that are creating memorable style statements in recent times…
Karisma Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan have elegance running through their veins, without a doubt! Both like keeping their makeup minimal with emphasis on clear, flawless skin.
Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor love accentuating their eyes with only mascara (and lots of it) and keeping their lip colours in the pink-fuchsia zone.
Kangana Ranaut and Rangoli Chandel could be mistaken for one another! Both sisters like to focus on their eye makeup and keep the rest of the face nude.
Rhea Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor Ahuja are inseparable and have even launched a clothing line together. Sisters that start a clothing line together stay together? Maybe!
Katrina Kaif and Isabel Kaif have hit the genetic jackpot where looks are concerned. Their flawless skin is all the makeup the girls need, and they know how to keep their makeup simple to let their flawless skin take centre-stage.
Kriti Sanon and Nupur Sanon look like two peas in a pod with matching highlights and similar haircuts!
Malaika Arora and Amrita Arora twin in glittery outfits while keeping their makeup dewy, eyes accentuated and lips nude.
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Perpetually has OCD. Obsessive contouring disorder. Her idea of dressing to walk the dog includes cleanse-tone-moisturise-serum-primer-sunscreen-concealer-foundation-contour-powder-highlighter-bronzer-eyebrows-eyes. (Catches breath) She loves perfectly constructed sentences as much as she loves perfectly blended contours. Enough said.
Written by Harshitha Prabhakar on Sep 19, 2018