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Hina Khan's punjabi kudi look in embroidered green salwar kameez is LOVE: All pics inside

Updated on: Dec 17, 2021, 15:54:04 IST
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Hina Khan's punjabi kudi look in embroidered green salwar kameez is LOVE: All pics inside
Hina Khan's punjabi kudi look in embroidered green salwar kameez is LOVE: All pics inside

Hina Khan served a Punjabi Kudi look wearing a jaw-dropping green embroidered salwar kameez set for a photoshoot. We loved this ethnic look, which is perfect for a Mehendi ceremony.

Actor Hina Khan's Instagram page is a delight for those who love wearing ethnic ensembles. The star has made several remarkable appearances in chic red-carpet-ready looks. Moreover, the 34-year-old also knows how to pull off girl-next-door looks. But, she is more than comfortable upping the glam quotient in traditional outfits like ornate salwar kameez sets. Her latest photoshoot is proof enough.

Hina took to Instagram on Friday, December 17, to share pictures of herself from a jaw-dropping photoshoot. The star posed for the camera wearing a bright green salwar kameez set and nailed her 'Punjabi kudi' look.

The suit set is from the shelves of the clothing label, Gopi Vaid Designs. It is an ideal outfit for your Mehendi ceremony or for attending your best friend's wedding festivity during the ongoing wedding season. Keep scrolling to see Hina's photos from the shoot.

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Hina wore a bright green silk kurta featuring a round neckline with a slit in the middle and adorned with gold embroidery. The full-sleeved top also had two slits on the front, vertical gold embroidery, and intricate patti work on the cuffs.

Hina teamed the kurta with green flared pants featuring gold patti work on the hem. She completed the ensemble with an intricately designed dupatta draped on the shoulders. It's the highlight of the all-green look and features sequin and gold thread work.

The star wore matching jewels to beautify the ethnic ensemble. Hina chose a beaded choker necklace with matching earrings and a mang tika. A messy bun with a few loose strands sculpting her face and gold sandals completed the styling.

Shimmery green eye shadow, dainty bindi, glowing skin, nude brown lip shade, blushed cheeks and winged eyeliner concluded the glam picks. Roses decorated on the side of Hina's bun acted as the cherry on top of the cake.

What do you think about this stunning ethnic sartorial moment?

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