Deepika Padukone is arguably India’s most beloved actress. Her younger sister Anisha is a rising star on the golf circuit. And while a recent TV show revealed that the sisters were as different as chalk and cheese, even they can’t resist a #twinning moment every now and then. Deepika and her sister stepped out at the Mumbai airport earlier today, looking like they walked right off a Levi’s campaign (we imagine the execs at Levi’s HQ have all just given themselves the rest of the day off). The sisters sported identical Levi’s T-shirts, black jackets and matching Nike Cortez sneakers.
While Deepika wore her jeans cut boxy and loose, Anisha showed off those golfer legs in a pair of skinnies. Padukone the younger may be new to the omnipresent paparazzi, but she’s got the oversized sunglasses and “I’m so over this” half-smile down pat.
Now about that perfect Padukone hair…
How to colour your hair like your favourite celebrity
Jacqueline Fernandez: The Global PhenomenonWhat to ask your hairstylist: “A light brown colour applied globally with weaves of burgundy in between. If you have darker hair, you might have to pre-lighten the bits you’re dyeing burgundy to give them a red-orange undercoat. This helps the colour to catch faster and look more vibrant,” says Chudasama.
Try it if: You’re in the mood for something funky and on-trend.
Kareena Kapoor:The Subtle ShadeWhat to ask your hairstylist: “A sombre hair colouring technique, also known as ‘soft’ or ‘subtle’ ombre that’s a lot less dramatic and stark than the classic. Leave your roots to the natural colour and start 3-4 inches below with a deep mocha colour (like L’Oreal Professionnel’s Majirel 5.8) that slowly transitions into a lighter shade.”
Try it if: You can’t stand the thought of light highlights.
Deepika Padukone: The Ready To Wear LookWhat to ask your hairstylist: “Opt for the dark brown highlights with the traditional foil technique over majority of your hair. Then, ask your stylist to go over with a lighter golden brown with a free hand brush to add depth at key points. It’s basically like contouring, for your hair.”
Try it if: You need to frame the right features.
Priyanka Chopra: The Sun-kissed HighlightsWhat to ask your hairstylist: “Ask for balayage highlights that are applied to certain sections from your root to tip for a blended and natural, sun-kissed look. It’s a low-commitment change to your natural colour and it looks great when it grows out,” says Chudasama.
Try it if: You don’t have time for multiple touch-ups.
Sonakshi Sinha: The Delicate DyeWhat to ask your hairstylist: "Ask for babylights — they're like subtle highlights that are concentrated on the crown and towards the ends to make them look brighter. First, use a lighter shade like a caramel brown and then go over with a darker one from the same family to make it look natural and warm. The most important is to be sure that the highlights around the hairline and mid-lengths are super fine, or it looks just like a basic highlight."
Pro Tip: It looks the best on those with very fine or thin hair.