Aishwarya Rai’s Anarkali ensembles are truly a sight to behold. Whenever the diva steps out in a flowing Anarkali suit, she leaves an unforgettable impression of grace and beauty. Just one look at her is enough to understand the essence of her radiant aura and impeccable fashion sense. In every outfit, she effortlessly blends style with elegance, adding the perfect touches to dress up her look. Aishwarya’s fashion sense and grace is second to none which sets her apart from all other Bollywood actresses.
Showing off her glamorous side, Aishwarya recently attended her daughter’s annual function in Mumbai and embraced her love for tradition. Exuding grace in a bespoke black Manish Malhotra ensemble, she proved that her style never fails. She looked adorable in this gorgeous full length Anarkali suit with high neckline and glamorous sleeves. The ankle length piece with a simple matching churidar added to the overall elegance.
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While her Anarkali looked subdued, her dupatta completely stole the show. With breathtaking grace, Aishwarya draped and pinned the dupatta at one end, letting the sides fall gracefully on her arm, and presented bright hues with glittery leaves printed all over the dupatta. She further wrapped the ends of the dupatta around her back and moved freely with a dash of practical elegance.
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She completed the ensemble with a long black sling bag with gold chains and a textured base that looked stylish yet practical. Perfectly accessorized for the moment, she also added a pair of pointed heels and showed off her sparkling and famous diamond engagement ring. Leaving her hair smooth and parted behind her ear, she walked like a runaway diva.
Sporting a sleek, flawless, glowing base with sheer, flushed cheeks and tons of shimmery highlighter, Aishwarya opted for a shimmery eye make-up with perfect winged liner, a sleek show of kohl and an eye-catching mascara application. However, a bold, dark red pout stole the moment and added a fiery red touch to her ensemble, which screamed traditional with a touch of modern.
