Isha Ambani won hearts with her simplicity. Floral minimalism worked the magic on mother-in-law Swati Piramal’s 70th birthday.

News India Live, Digital Desk: Isha Ambani, daughter of Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani, is once again in the headlines for her unmatched fashion sense. The occasion was the grand celebration of the 70th birthday of his mother-in-law, veteran businesswoman Swati Piramal. On this special occasion, Isha chose ‘Floral Minimalism’ instead of heavy and expensive jewellery, which was enhancing her beauty and grace. This vintage look of Isha is becoming increasingly viral on social media. Beauty in black Isha Ambani, seen in Alessandra Rich’s dress, chose a stunning black floral midi dress from the famous international label Alessandra Rich for this special party. Made of silk crepe de Chine fabric, this dress had small motifs of white flowers engraved on it, giving it a classic vintage feel. The dress had ruffled shoulders and a beautiful bow detail on the neckline making it even more trendy. This choice of Isha proves that she knows how to carry not only royal gowns but also modern-day elegance very well. The price of this simplicity is in lakhs. You will also be surprised to know the price of this ‘simplicity’ of Isha. According to reports, the price of this dress of Alessandra Rich is approximately $ 1,647, which is approximately Rs 1.37 lakh in Indian currency. Keeping her look very simple, Isha wore only diamond drop earrings and a delicate bracelet. With nude make-up and soft curled hair, she played the mantra of ‘minimal jewellery’ very well. Ambani and many close members of the Piramal family attended the celebration of the Piramal family and the 70th birthday of Isha’s ‘daughter-in-law’ avatar Swati Piramal. Isha Ambani, who married Anand Piramal in 2018, often grabs attention with her presence at her in-laws’ events. During the party, Isha looked very happy with her mother-in-law Swati Piramal and the bonding between the two won everyone’s heart. Through this look, Isha has given a message to fashion lovers that sometimes ‘less’ is ‘more’ (less is more).