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Vaani Kapoor is the picture of elegance in Falguni Shane Peacock gota patti lehenga. Check out pics inside

Published on: Aug 7, 2023, 16:52:53 IST
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Vaani Kapoor is the picture of elegance in a Falguni Shane Peacock lehenga. (Instagram)
Vaani Kapoor is the picture of elegance in a Falguni Shane Peacock lehenga. (Instagram)

Vaani Kapoor slipped into a gota patti lehenga set for a photoshoot. She is a picture of elegance in the Falguni Shane Peacock ensemble. See pictures inside.

Vaani Kapoor delighted her followers today by sharing pictures from a recent photoshoot featuring herself dressed in a beauteous lehenga set. The ensemble is from ace designer Falguni Shane Peacock's designer label and comes bedazzled with intricate gota patti embroidery. With the wedding season preparations in full swing across the country, Vaani's lehenga should be on your mood board if you are to be a bridesmaid at your best friend's wedding. Scroll through to check out Vaani's ensemble.

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Vaani Kapoor in a Falguni Shane Peacock lehenga

On Monday, Vaani Kapoor dropped the photoshoot on Instagram with the caption, "Making stories & living in them [Fairy emoji] #desimonday [white heart emoji]." Netizens loved her pictures in the wedding season-ready ensemble and flooded the comments section with praise. Designer Falguni Peacock called Vaani 'stunning' in her creation. Raashii Khanna commented, "So pretty!" A fan wrote, "[heart eye and fire emojis] Uff." A few others called Vaani 'gorgeous' and 'beauty' under the post. Check out the pictures below.

Vaani Kapoor's lehenga look decoded

Vaani Kapoor's Falguni Shane Peacock lehenga comes in a pearl white shade decked in golden gota patti work embroidered in intricate designs. While the choli features a wide plunging neckline, beaded tassels on the trims, quarter-length sleeves, a fitted bust, and a cropped hem, the lehenga skirt has a mid-rise waist, an A-line silhouette, and a heavy layered ghera.

Vaani teamed the lehenga choli set with a zari dupatta featuring gota patti embroidery, broad magenta pink borders, sequin work, and tassel borders wrapped around her body. For the accessories, she picked dainty jhumkis, a statement ring, and a bracelet.

Lastly, Vaani chose darkened brows, subtle eye shadow, glossy fuchsia pink lip shade, rouged cheekbones, winged eyeliner, kohl-lined eyes, mascara on the lashes, beaming highlighter, and glowing skin for the glam picks. A centre-parted sleek bun gave the finishing touch.

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