Dia Mirza’s rani pink kurta set is an ode to handwoven textiles
An ardent defender of conscious life, Dia Mirza has long used his voice and wardrobe to highlight an indigenous craft work and hand-woven tissues. It is therefore not surprising that, for a recent outing, the actor and the ecologist turned into a deeply rooted label in slow fashion and textile renewal. Mirza has chosen a Kurta Rose Rani from Tilla by Aratrik Dev Varman, who reflects her deeply rooted in -fashion commitment.
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“Its Kurta ensemble is made using hand -woven silk organs, which is printed in block with vertical stripes,” shares Dev Varman. The result is a luminous high that creates a texture and a depth without crushing the simplicity of the fabric. “The yoke is inspired by Islamic architectural influences and presents Pitta’s work,” he adds. The same ornamentation is reflected on the sleeve cuffs. Its Kurta is rounded with solid flared pants and an organza dupatta with small pimples and a delicate border. Thanks to its vibrant color juxtaposed with complex work, its well -balanced look is a study in conscious luxury and a deep link with the textile heritage of India.
Dia Mirza has accessorized her look with a pair of chandbali earrings for declaration of Maya Sanghavi jewelry, “made with 18 -carat gold and decorated with 4.87 carats of Polkis and 1.79 carats of diamonds with full cut with natural pearls. Jewels Sanghavi. His style was deliberately minimal, letting the outfit speak of himself. With natural makeup and hairstyle with soft curls, the accent remained on its Kurta set and its discreet complexity.
This hand -woven kurta is the kind of versatile piece that goes effortlessly from AM to PM and through special events. You can compose it with a neck tour for a wedding or keep it widespread, like Mirza, with a minimum style for festive occasions. This is the kind of look that is not based on trends or embellishments to have an impact, but rather offers a deeper connection with the idea of dressing with intention.
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