This Diwali look your best in vibrant traditional saris and some classy make-up, as noted actress Mouli Ganguli demonstrates

Bengal has over the years exported many a female diva to Mumbai, Mouli Ganguli is the latest head-turner... A huge fan of the magazine, we asked her to be the muse for this festive makeover. She gladly agreed.

Prabir first began the whole exercise by cleansing Mouli's face, neck and shoulder areas and then applied a Bobbi Brown skin-tone base on her face and neck. He next rubbed some ice cubes over the base, allowed the ice to tighten the face muscles and then took a tissue to wipe off the excess dripping water. He next proceeded to do up her eyes, where he used a combination of MAC brown and black eye shadows to arch and re-shape her eyebrows and then used a MAC black kohl pencil in the lower kohl of her eyes. He further used some MAC black eye shadow on the upper eyelids and at the outer corner of her eyes and took a smudge brush from Body Shop to smudge out rough lines into an almond shape and adds some MAC gold eye shadow (from the upper eyelids to below the eyebrows) in the highlight zone to add glimmer to her eye make-up. To add some more screen magic, Prabir drew out a combination of copper and gold eye pencil to outline just the inner corner of her eyes and extend the line below the kohl eyes to make it a more sparkling affair. Not to forget, he also used Maybelline long-lash mascara to lengthen her eye lashes. For her cheeks, he used a touch of dark peach blush-on from Chambor and topped it with some nice gold shimmer powder to give it a well defined high-cheek bone effect. For her lips, he used a combination of several Bobbi Brown and YSL lipsticks in different shades of pink and applied a MAC transparent gloss over it. To lend magic to the body, he uses some Revlon body shimmer on it and the glow is not be missed. For her hair, Prabir simply used a good hair iron to straighten out the frizzy and unruly hair and applied a good L'Oreal shine to it to give it that glossy and neat look.

As a last touch, Nisha Beri's festive creation, a chikan sari in shades of red and pink with beautiful coloured thread embroidery and sequins embellishments worn with a contrast brocade halter blouse does its last bit in transforming the short and petite frame into a screen diva.