Now even in Anant-Radhika's haldi, B-town beauties are making everyone crazy with their style. First of all, Saif Ali Khan's daughter Sara Ali Khan's look has come out. She won everyone's heart with her traditional style in this Gujarati wedding. Everyone is liking the beauty's Gujarati style. (Photo courtesy: Instagram @saraalikhan95)
When Haseena added Gujarati tadka
Sara Ali Khan was seen in a Gujarati lehenga at the Ambani family function. Her outfit has been designed by fashion designer Mayur Girotra. It has been styled by celebrity stylist Tanya Ghavri. Sara looks very beautiful in a multi-colored lehenga.
The beauty of multi-coloured lehenga
Sara Ali Khan's pleated multi-coloured lehenga has many designs made with flowers using red, blue, green and orange coloured threads. Mirror work with crystals can also be seen in these. The hemline of the skirt is kept golden, blue and red, on which crystals are attached. The outfit looks beautiful due to the different colours.
Bold style seen in choli
Along with the skirt, the blouse of the actress was also designed in multicolour. The beauty was seen flaunting her curvy figure in a deep V-neckline and one third blouse. Not only this, this backless blouse is tied with just a string. In this too, matching tassels of the outfit have been made and attached.
The jewellery was heavy too
The actress kept the jewellery heavy to enhance the beauty of the outfit. She wore a ring with a choker matching the lehenga. She also wore thick golden bangles in her hands. Apart from this, she applied kajal, liner, brown shade eyeshadow and pink lipstick in glossy makeup. Her hair was tied at the back by keeping it in a middle partition.
Dupatta makes the look desi
Sara Ali Khan's dupatta is also designed with thread embroidery and glass work. Red and off-white colors are highlighted the most in it, and golden lace is also attached to it. The actress has draped the dupatta in a completely desi style. She kept it open on the right hand and tucked it on the left side waist.
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