Nita Ambani was spotted in Bengaluru recently, delighting her fans as she stepped out of a local store. In a video shot by a fan, the philanthropist and businesswoman can be seen graciously greeting people with folded arms and a warm smile – which has now become her signature style.
Neeta visited the famous luxury saree store in Bengaluru The Angadi’s housewhich is famous for its legacy of Angadi drapery. The word ‘angadi’ is derived from the Kannada language meaning ‘store’ or ‘shop’ and the label is particularly known for its exquisite craftsmanship. This came to light when Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone wore a Kanjeevaram brocade silk saree handcrafted by their artisans, a masterpiece that reportedly took 45 days to create.
The official page of the sari brand took to Instagram to thank Mrs. Ambani for her gracious visit. The message read, “Thank you Mrs. Ambani for your warmth and patronage.”
The store also shared a handwritten note from Mrs. Ambani, which read, “Wonderful to be here and experience our Indian heritage.”
For her sari shopping spree, Nita Ambani opted for a navy blue floral ensemble that exuded understated elegance. Her outfit consisted of a blouse and trousers to match, decorated with delicate white floral embroidery. The blouse featured a collared neckline, full length sleeves with button cuffs, a button fastening at the front and a curved high low hemline. The matching pants featured whimsical floral detailing and a flared silhouette with a high ankle.
To complete her look, Nita styled the ensemble with chic heels, dainty earrings, a watch and a bracelet. Her hair, left loose at the parting, was styled in soft waves. Makeup-wise, she kept it minimal with rose pink lips, mascaraed lashes and a natural glowy finish.
The easy yet sophisticated look perfectly reflects Nita Ambani’s penchant for combining tradition with contemporary fashion. Known for her exquisite taste and appreciation of India’s rich cultural heritage, Nita Ambani often advocates for local artisans and traditional textiles. Her choice to shop at a local store that promotes local artisans underscores her commitment to supporting indigenous craftsmanship and promoting heritage weaving on the world stage.
