Kareena Kapoor Khan won the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut for Refugee in 2000, only a year shy of about two decades ago, proving her outstanding Kapoor bloodlines. She has a lot of experience in the film industry owing to her sister, actress Karisma Kapoor, who she accompanied on the sets of her debut film. In reality, when she initially appeared on screen, her look fit the commonly held Bollywood stereotype: embroidered Indian dress, excessive highlighters, and caked makeup foundation. Her style, on the other hand, has changed throughout time.

“Kareena Kapoor Khan doesn’t just follow trends; she creates them. Right from her debut in the film Refugee in 2000, where she owned the Indo-western short kurtas with pants and dupattas and won the best debut award,” says stylist Kareen Parwani, who manages veteran actors like Hema Malini to the younger generation of Tamannaah Bhatia, Soha Ali Khan, and Jennifer Winget.

“Kareena’s fashion taste is as dynamic as her profession.” “What’s amazing about her is how she embraces every stage of life with a feeling of confidence and ownership,” says stylist Devki, who most recently worked with Taapsee Panu’s looks.

Fashion month has always been one of our favorite times of the year. It’s the only time when celebrities, designers, and fashion fans get together to create, wear, and accept trends. While the last two years have been a failure in that regard, we’re relieved that things are finally returning to normal and that we have a slew of designers, labels, and fashionistas ready to hit the streets once more.

Let’s take a peek at some of Kareena Kapoor Khan’s greatest Ramp dresses.