Bunny Trails & Celeb Tails

Forget chocolate eggs and marshmallow chicks — this Easter, it’s all about serving looks that’ll make the Easter Bunny blush. Whether you’re brunching under the sun or hosting a garden party, it’s time to turn your wardrobe into a high-voltage inspiration from our desi darlings and global icons- these celebrities are your fashion GPS this Easter Sunday.

Hint Of Bloom

South India’s Lady Superstar, Nayanthara, is known for mixing elegance with a dash of edge — black sarees with floral motifs, oxidised jewelry, and makeup that makes a statement without yelling. Picture this: a muted rose-pink linen saree, dewy skin, and kajal so sharp it could cut through a chocolate bunny. Nayanthara’s look is perfect for an Easter evening soiree with a side of sass. Stylist Neeraja Kona states, “She’s proof that you don’t need to be decked in pink to celebrate spring. Muted tones and sharp kajal can still be festive.”

The Pastel Princess

Alia Bhatt had a dreamy powder blue anarkali moment at a spring wedding last year. Flowing fabric, delicate embroidery, and the kind of breezy vibe is the energy we need at Easter brunch. Style tip: Pair pastel kurtas with loose waves, minimal makeup, and jhumkas that whisper, not shout.

Polka Party Twist

If you’re looking to marry couture with comfort, Priyanka Chopra is your girl. Remember that multi coloured polka dot dress? That’s Easter-core excellence. Add wedges, a pop of coral on the lips, and a wide-brimmed hat, and you’re basically PC-approved for the season.

Understated Easter Cool

Not all heroes wear capes — some wear white linen. Ram Charan, with his clean, crisp kurta game, proves that less is more when it comes to Easter dressing for the guys. Recently, he won hearts in an ivory kurta-pajama with tan loafers and a classic watch — no fuss, just pure class. Gents, this is your cue to ditch the denim and dive into breathable, brunch-appropriate elegance.

The Brunch Queen

Easter, but make it Poo-approved. Kareena’s off-duty looks are basically a masterclass in elevated casual. Think oversized pastel shirts, tapered trousers, and gold hoops —simple, effective, and endlessly chic. She’s often seen rocking monochrome sets in lavender, lemon, or blush pink — shades that practically spell E-A-S-T-E-R. Stylist Neha Verma says, “Kareena Kapoor always knows how to nail a casual look on point. She is the best inspiration you need when you just have a closet of jeans and tops."

Completely On-Point

Genelia D’Souza has cracked the code on playful and peppy Easter fashion. She’s the embodiment of sunshine, often spotted in breezy suits, floral motifs, and cheerful co-ords that look like they were made for a garden egg hunt.

Haute Bunny Couture

Let’s be honest: no one does a holiday moment like the Kardashians. Their Easter Sunday spreads are pastel-drenched dreamlands complete with real bunnies, custom egg hunts, and fashion that turns lawns into runways. Kim Kardashian often leans into sculpted silhouettes — pastel corset dresses, latex in lavender, and matching sky-high heels. Meanwhile, Khloé gives us glam Barbiecore vibes with bubblegum pink jumpsuits, and Kourtney prefers her rock-meets-romantic vibe with puff sleeves and chunky boots. Even the kids are coordinated to perfection. “Easter fashion isn’t just about florals and pastels — it’s about personality. Whether you lean into minimal elegance or go full-glam like the Kardashians, the best look is the one that feels authentically you,” states Aastha Sharma, a fashion stylist. Feeling bold? Take a page out of the Kardashian playbook and do Easter in head-to-toe monochrome: one shade, multiple textures. Add gloss, a sleek bun, and minimalist gold accessories. Bonus points for posing next to a massive floral bunny.

Don’t Just Dress—Express

This Easter, let your outfit do the talking. Whether you’re channeling a clean aesthetic or full-glam fantasy, remember: it’s all about joy. And a little pastel drama never hurt anyone.