Kriti Sanon was recently seen slaying a gorgeous baby pink georgette saree as she attended the Navratri celebrations hosted by a popular jewellery brand in Thrissur last Sunday. The 'Ganapath' actress stole the show with her timeless grace and her traditional look makes us want to replicate it for the upcoming wedding season. Bedecked with intricate golden designs and a captivating lotus foil pattern on the pallu's border, her ensemble redefined sophistication. The minimal yet tasteful golden borders and a complementary floral silk blouse added a regal touch, effortlessly accentuating her radiant aura.
To complete her look, the diva opted for traditional juttis, perfectly complementing her attire, and adorned herself with statement jewelry from Kalyan Jewellers, including a resplendent gold choker necklace, matching kadhas, and statement rings, enhancing the regal vibes of her ensemble.
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How To Buy Kriti Sanon's Saree?
Kriti Sanon wore the exquisite design by Masaba Gupta. The saree is available for purchase on 'House Of Masaba' website. The blush springbud saree is listed at the price of Rs 18,000. The georgette saree comes with an unstitiched blouse piece of raw silk.
Kriti Sanon's subtle yet captivating makeup, featuring a delicate blend of mascara, well-defined eyebrows, subtle eyeshadow, and highlighted cheekbones, perfectly matched her light-pink lipstick. Her sleek ponytail, with a sleek centre partition, added a touch of sophistication, impeccably rounding off her entire pink ensemble.
For all the fashion divas out there, go and grab the saree from 'House Of Masaba' and make heads turn at your next family function.
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