Teej, the monsoon festival of love, swings, and all green, were recently marked, and, let’s say, Princess Gavravi Kumara from Jaipura dropped royal slaughter. The Young Royal celebrated Chariad with his family in the city palace, and on July 28 she looked into the festive events with a stunning photo on Instagram. The inscription was simple, “teej 💚” but appearance? Anything but.
Dressed in the deep green rageputi, Gavravi directed the ecclesiastical elegance with modern, cardiac vibration. Her outfit was a wonderful tribute to Rajasthani’s tradition, inspired by Lelyia, of course, with a richly decorated Holly, a wide gaga and a counter that wore the traditional path, exquisite covering his head and shoulders. The embroidery was intricate, but did not overdo it, think, the golden goths, gentle glitter and boundaries with the binding, which grabbed the light just correctly.Jewelry? Just as dreamy as one might expect. Gavravi combined the ensemble with gold and emerald works in the style of relics, including classic Maang Tika, Chocker, Dzhumis and the Green Blows, which subtly repeated the color theme of the festival.Hair and makeup were effortless at the point. With her hair parted in the center and gently tied back, the appearance gave her almost poetic aura. Her glamor was a soft and sacred-vachim, laid out by the wheels, peels, blushing cheeks and berries. It is enough to say just a festive but not loud enough to obscure the beauty of the outfit.
And although Poshak stole the spotlight, the setup added its own magic. Think: an ancient palace of an arches, a decor of the aconitory and this unmistakable royal vibration of Jaipura. Teej in the City Palace is not just a festival, it is a visual experience. And Gavravi? She is a muse in a style that we didn’t know we needed this monsoon.One thing is exactly how you do festive dressing with heritage, charm and lots of grace.
