Exploring Dopamine Dressing Karisma and Kareena Kapoor’s unique takes on joyful fashion expressions.

Sisters Karisma and Kareena Kapoor are celebrated as the embodiment of the phrase “sisters who dress together, stay together.” Their knack for channeling their stylish sisterhood beautifully complements their individual fashion personas. Whether they’re twinning in a timeless shirt and jeans combo or donning elegant white ensembles at events like Isha Ambani and Anant Piramal’s wedding, these siblings know how to showcase their unique styles while harmonizing their looks.

The elder sister, Karisma, has a penchant for layering, a touch of black, and tasteful embellishments. She gravitates towards classic silhouettes that effortlessly accommodate modest dressing. In contrast, the younger sibling, Kareena, exudes a sexy vibe with bold colors, plunging necklines, figure-hugging attire, and minimalistic jewelry.

During Taimur Ali Khan’s birthday celebrations, Karisma and Kareena Kapoor epitomized dopamine dressing, leveraging this trend to suit their distinct tastes. Dopamine dressing involves wearing outfits designed to enhance the effects of the dopamine hormone, achieved through vibrant hues and patterns in the wardrobe. Karisma’s recent AFEW dress is a prime example. For the occasion, Kareena chose a multi-colored printed silk button-down shirt by Emilio Pucci, paired with boyfriend jeans and black boots. On the other hand, Karisma donned the Zero Degrees Andromeda chequered blazer from Space Lines over a black ensemble, comprising a pleated midi skirt and a top. The blazer boasted threadwork in striking colors such as red, blue, yellow, and lavender, adding a delightful contrast to her look.

While the concept of dopamine dressing has been prevalent for some time, designers like Christopher John Rogers and Indian designer Manish Arora have championed it, making it a signature style on runways using various techniques. However, this aesthetic gained popularity in the pre-pandemic era, especially during the pandemic, as the world sought joy in dressing up while embracing rainbow hues as a means of self-expression and creative exploration.