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Kiara Advani in orange lehenga and bralette becomes a gorgeous bridesmaid for Ishita Advani's wedding: Pics and video

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Kiara Advani in orange lehenga and bralette becomes a gorgeous bridesmaid for Ishita Advani's wedding: Pics and video
Kiara Advani in orange lehenga and bralette becomes a gorgeous bridesmaid for Ishita Advani's wedding: Pics and video

Kiara Advani turned into the most beautiful bridesmaid ever in an orange and gold embellished lehenga for her sister Ishita Advani's wedding ceremony. The Shershaah star wore the lehenga with a bralette and zari dupatta.

Actor Kiara Advani's sister Ishita Advani tied the knot yesterday in an intimate wedding ceremony. The Shershaah star took to Instagram to share snippets from the wedding ceremony and delighted her fans with beauteous photos. Kiara even shared images in which she posed with her sister, dressed in an orange embroidered lehenga. She turned into the most beautiful bridesmaid ever in the ensemble, proving once again that her wedding guest fashion will always remain unbeatable.

Kiara Advani, who is rumoured to be dating Sidharth Malhotra, chose an orange embellished lehenga by ace designer label Falguni Shane Peacock for Ishita's wedding ceremony. The star and her stylist Lakshmi Lehr posted photos and videos on their respective Instagram handles. Keep scrolling to see the images and a video starring Kiara Advani with her sister and Armaan Jain's wife, Anissa Malhotra.

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The orange lehenga set that Kiara wore comes with a golden backless bralette featuring broad straps, a plunging sweetheart neckline, beaded tassels adorned on the midriff-baring hem, and orange patterned details all over.

Kiara teamed the bralette with an A-line heavy ghera lehenga in a bright orange hue decorated with golden chandelier embroidery, embellished patti on the waist, tassel tie on the side, and mirror work. She rounded off the ensemble with a zari dupatta adorned with a gold patti border and sequinned details all over.

Kiara Advani chose a bright orange and gold lehenga for her sister Ishita Advani's wedding.
Kiara Advani chose a bright orange and gold lehenga for her sister Ishita Advani's wedding.

Kiara accessorised her traditional bridesmaid look with ornate gold bangles, polki and gemstone embellished choker necklace, and matching earrings. She tied her locks in a sleek middle-parted low bun and decorated it with pastel yellow roses.

In the end, mauve lip shade, winged eyeliner, kohl-adorned eyes, heavy mascara on the lashes, on-fleek brows, blushed cheeks, dewy base make-up and subtle shimmery eye shadow completed Kiara's glam choices.

Kiara Advani attends her sister Ishita Advani's wedding ceremony. 
Kiara Advani attends her sister Ishita Advani's wedding ceremony. 

Meanwhile, Kiara's sister was a traditional bride for her big day. She wore a pretty red lehenga adorned with intricate embroidery. She wore the bridal look with heavy polki and gold jewellery and glam make-up choices.

What do you think of Kiara's look?

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