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Ananya Panday had a print-on-print day in bespoke floral lehenga choli set and here's how the pictures turned out

Published on: Jun 28, 2022, 12:16:50 IST
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Ananya Panday had a print on print day in bespoke floral lehenga choli set and this is how the pictures turned out (Instagram)
Ananya Panday had a print on print day in bespoke floral lehenga choli set and this is how the pictures turned out (Instagram)

Ananya Panday dropped pictures of herself dressed in a bespoke floral lehenga choli set on Instagram. She wore the ensemble for attending Umang 2022. Her print-on-print look is definitely steal-worthy.

Actor Ananya Panday was among a host of stars who attended the Mumbai Police's cultural extravaganza, Umang 2022. Other celebrities on the guest list included Shah Rukh Khan, Hina Khan, Shehnaaz Gill, Kriti Sanon and more. While all the actors came dressed in head-turning looks for the occasion, Ananya swept fans off their feet with her playful girl-next-door traditional look that embraced spring and modern Indian women's aesthetic. She slipped into a bespoke floral printed lehenga choli set for the event. It is a perfect pick for attending lowkey pujas at home or a wedding festivity. So, don't forget to steal some styling tips.

On Monday, Ananya and her stylist Meagan Concessio dropped pictures of the actor's look for Umang 2022. They showed Ananya posing and smiling in the floral lehenga choli set. In one photo, the star accidentally hit her head too. "I literally cannot take a picture without either hitting my head or cracking up or posing too extra," Ananya jokingly wrote in the caption. Scroll ahead to see the post. (Also Read: Ananya Panday's 2k bralette and mini skirt for date night with Janhvi Kapoor, Shanaya Kapoor is a must-have)

Coming to the designer details, Ananya's lehenga set is from the shelves clothing label Torani. It comes with a short choli, lehenga skirt and matching dupatta. The bralette-style blouse features gold patti borders, multi-coloured criss-cross print, plunging sweetheart neckline, thin strap sleeves and a cropped hem-length revealing her midriff.

The lehenga comes in a mint green shade decked with a matching criss-cross printed border, beautifully-decorated floral pattern in red and green hues, a heavy A-line ghera and a side tassel-adorned tie. Lastly, a printed georgette mint green dupatta, decked with intricate designs in red and green hues and layered on her shoulder, rounded off the look.

In the end, Ananya chose oxidised silver jhumkis, statement rings, and matching pumps for the accessories. Centre-parted open tresses, light pink lip shade, filled-in brows, dainty bindi, sleek eyeliner, kohl-lined eyes, glowing skin, and blushed cheeks completed the glam picks.

What do you think of the ensemble?

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