Sharvari wore her ebony Sabyasachi sari with a denim upcycled jacket

In an era obsessed with fasting and the last, Sharvari defended a style that boasts of new and old underlying. The durable essential elements, from Indian wear to the parts on leave, serve as blocks for the construction of its cupboard. His most recent look, a black Sari SariSachi attests to his fashion philosophy.

Chandicant the Glam of the Old World, the actor went to the successful fashion show of Sabyasachi Mukherjee which was held at the Jio World Convention Center in Mumbai who celebrated his 25th year in the industry. Nostalgia tinged with rose has been integrated into the historic outing of the Couturier veteran, which presented exuberant separations, ornate dresses and even exquisite saris. Sharvari opted for a breathtaking black sari in tulle from the current Sabyasachi collection. His sparkling drape was accentuated with a complex work of sequins and thread embroidery, making her foliage patterns.

Reinstation of his penchant for classic-Contemporains men was his blouse, illustrating a cropped blazer design with reverse and a mixing mixture of work and textures. The recycled Sabyasachi blouse was made using Levi denim and sumptuously frosted with the designer archiving embroidery on the sleeves and finally radiated by Bed borrow Steal Studio. “The contrast of the textures offered an unexpected but elegant look – an appropriate tribute to crafts and visionary man behind the heritage,” shared stylist Anaita Shroff Adajania about the look. The earrings of the eponymous label of the designer and a Chanel hair pin made for its accessory look. His winged eyeliner and halfway up, half down, also injected this vintage atmosphere.