New Delhi: Amidst the glamor of Ganpati festival, every style of the Ambani family gets captured on social media. After serving Bappa in Antilia and then bidding farewell with devotion, Mukesh Ambani along with his younger son Anant Ambani and daughter-in-law Radhika Merchant came to visit Lalbaugcha Raja. In the court, all three looked very suave in traditional attire, but everyone's eyes stopped on Radhika, the younger daughter-in-law of the Ambani family. With her effortless style sense and simple ethnic look, she once again proved how to add fusion to traditional fashion.
Modern combination of contrast palazzo
Radhika's festival look was a beautiful blend of traditional art and modern silhouette. She wore a turquoise thigh-length short kurta, whose Anarkali-like structure made it light and trendy. She teamed it with bright pink wide-leg palazzo.
The bright contrast of turquoise and pink was adding freshness to her look. At the same time, the fine golden embroidery done on the kurta gave a beautiful festive touch to the outfit.
magic of rajasthani wave
If we look at the details of the dress, the embroidery work done on the kurta was quite eye-catching. The V-neckline, cuffs of sleeves and hemline were embroidered with pastel shades, zari and fine threads, while the entire kurta was embroidered with tiny buttons.
Due to this intelligent designing, the kurta did not appear to overlap despite the heavy work. The palazzo worn under the kurta was reminiscent of Rajasthani lahariya and bandhani patterns. The rich border at the bottom of this palazzo with white and golden oblique lines was giving a complete and royal look to this entire ethnic set even without the dupatta.
Elegance expressed through minimal jewelery and styling
The look of the Ambani family is considered incomplete without precious jewellery, but Radhika adopted a minimalist approach this time. Avoiding heavy necklaces, she chose a statement long neckpiece, which allowed the heavy work of her neckline to be flaunted easily. Matching earrings and a braided hair accessory with a middle partition were making her entire look head-to-toe classy. If you also want a modern ethnic look like Radhika on festivals, then use the contrast of bright bottom with cool tone kurta. Always wear light jewelery with a suit with a heavy neckline and give an instant royal touch to your simple outfit by choosing a lehariya or bandhani print instead of a plain palazzo.