Kriti Sanon, the epitome of grace and style, once again captivated the hearts of her admirers with her recent ethnic avatar. She adorned a mesmerising green saree and a chic bustier blouse designed by none other than Masaba Gupta. The post shared by celebrity stylist Sukriti Grover shows Kriti effortlessly exuding elegance and sophistication.
The vibrant green saree from the House of Masaba collection is made of raw silk. The saree boasts embroidered borders and features enchanting fish motifs on the pallu, adorned with mystic foil on vertical stripes. The raw silk bustier blouse featured a modern square neckline, delicate spaghetti straps, a cropped silhouette, and intricate palm motifs embroidered in gold foil.
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Completing her ensemble, she paired it with juttis from Needledust. Adding a touch of elegance, she accessorised with gold jhumkas and stacked bracelets from Kalyan Jewellers to complement the saree beautifully. Fashion Stylist Vani Gupta, with assistance from Baishali Baruah and Naisha Singhvi, deserves credit for crafting her stunning look.
Hair and Makeup Artists Aasif Ahmed and Adrian Jacobs were responsible for enhancing her glamour. Her makeup was delicately applied, featuring a subtle and radiant finish, accentuated by contoured cheeks, a touch of blush, and smokey eyes. Her hair was elegantly styled into wavy locks.
Kriti has consistently showcased her love for ethnic attire. Recently, she graced Manish Malhotra’s show donning a striking red lehenga. The ensemble comprised a short kurti-style blouse, lehenga skirt, and dupatta. The Banarasi silk choli boasted gold brocade embroidery in a rose pattern, with a round neckline, a fitted silhouette, and broad gold embroidered borders. Meanwhile, the Banarasi silk lehenga skirt featured an A-line silhouette, voluminous ghera, gota patti embroidery, and a floor-grazing hem length.
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Kriti completed her look by draping two dupattas. One was a gold tissue silk dupatta with red borders as a veil on her head and another was heavily embroidered and placed over her shoulders. Lastly, Kriti accessorised the ensemble with gold jhumkas, white gajra Kaleeras, stacked gold metal bangles, mang tika, and alta on her hands.
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