Tara Sutaria’s ivory jacket and dhoti pant set by Ritika Mirchandani took 280 hours of embroidery
Tara Sutaria dresses as if she had several personalities. One day, you will see it kissing the power dressing in a pointed tuxedo. Then, channel this girl’s aesthetics at the entrance to an attractive midday dress. Then, displaying an Indian look which seems directly from the revolving era. Although the actor’s nonchalant wardrobe is a polarized spectrum with high essentials, its traditional closet is not. Sutaria is often based on timeless classics for festive and formal occasions. Take, for example, his last Ritika Mirchandani Dhoti taking place in ivory.
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Rationailed and yet statements, his look was designed by Tanya Ghavri. “The look has a pear -up -in -sleeved pearl blouse combined with a low -low -low bass jacket with padded shoulders and spine dhoti pants, all in tonal ivory. The whole outfit is complex by hand using bugle and rating work,” revealed Mirchandani by hand. More than 280 hours of embroidery and 40 hours of hand sewing came to life with this monochromatic piece, which “reflects the modern aesthetic focused on the details of the label with a luxurious and artisanal finish”, adds the designer.
Impossible also is that her outfit is anchored to anything more in search of attention than a pair of earrings. His choice? The Anvi dangers handcrafted anayah jewelry with clear precious stones and a gold plating. The hair left open in a dry forehand, she kept her signature pink makeup look, with a velvety base, soft smoked eyes with lots of mascara and a brilliant naked for this glass finish. For shoes, she went with metal heels.
If you have an affected destination celebration on your calendar, think of an effortless silhouette like the actor’s Ritika Mirchandani look. Since external affairs require comfort and style, a Dhoti set makes this choice “minimal effort, maximum impact”.
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