Across India, people celebrate Shardiya, also known as Sharad Navratri, with immense devotion, making it one of the biggest Hindu holidays. This festival, dedicated to Goddess Durga, honors her conquest of the demon ruler Mahishasura. This year, Navratri began on October 3 and will end with Dusshera on October 12.
In honor of Goddess Chandraghanta, a form of Goddess Parvati after her marriage with Lord Shiva, on October 5, devotees will observe the third day of Navratri. On her forehead, she is shown with a half-moon, which stands for bravery and calm. Grey is the color of calmness and balance and is linked to this day. For the third day of Navratri, try these celebrity-inspired looks.