1 week Ago By VOGUE India
For the past few days, Aditi Rao Hydari has been veering towards classic six-yard staples from Raw Mango while gallivanting around Mumbai for personal and professional outings. She opted for a jamuni purple satin silk sari when attending an awards ceremony, where she received the award for her performance in the Netflix series, Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar . Recently, she continued her sari streak with yet another refined number from the label.
Seen sporting the Gulbahar sari, she perfectly emitted that old-world charming appeal of Bibbojaancore. In a flowy satin silk , her sari is a fusion of three panels from the pink family—petal pink with a gulkand palla and kamal pink in the pleated front. While she thrusts the traditional sari back into the spotlight, her look’s multi-coloured detailing gives it a modern update.
The sari was further adorned with hand-embroidered floral motifs in zardozi. She complemented it with the Suryakanthi blouse in gulkand pink. It featured embroidery that reimagines the statues of the Mauryan Empire.
Cascading zardozi with nakshi, moti and metal sequins envelop the deep V neck. She accessorised with a pair of jhumkas with her kurta, as she did with her Gulbahar sari. Since the sari did most of the heavy lifting for her look, she gave the necklace a raincheck and added only a stack of kadas to finish.
Soft glam makeup, open hair with curls and a micro bindi rounded off the look with further polish. While a classic sari will never disappoint, there is something fresh about a multi-panelled sari that injects your Indian wear collection with cool sophistication. Also read: Aditi Rao Hydari’s jamun Raw Mango sari was replete with hand-embroidered zardozi Aditi Rao Hydari’s red Raw Mango sari highlights the labour-intensive craft of bandhani Aditi Rao Hydari continues her affinity for Raw Mango shararas with her pink brocade set.
