In Pics: Nora Fatehi is ethnic goals in chikankari saree, backless red blouse

Bollywood diva Nora Fatehi surely knows how to set the Internet on fire with her sense of fashion and style outings and her latest set of viral pictures in a stunning beige hand embroidered chikankari saree with red border are enough to back our claim

Updated on: Aug 06, 2021 3:27 PM IST

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Nora Fatehi shares a slew of pictures that show her looking oh-so-fabulous in the in a beige chikankari saree and we are smitten with her traditional avatar. (Instagram/norafatehi)

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Nora's heavy chikankari saree came with embroidery work all over in ivory with zardozi. A red border with golden embroidery work on it ran along the saree's pallu to seal the traditional Awadh highlight. (Instagram/manekaharisinghani)

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It was teamed with a maroon coloured backless blouse that came with half sleeves. (Instagram/manekaharisinghani)

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Nora accessorised her look with Apala by Sumit and Anmol brand's contemporary edge jewellery that sported exquisite designs and included a thick golden oxidised necklace which was encrusted white and green stones in a floral pattern, a pair of long matching golden jhumkas, silver hand cuffs, finger rings and a pretty red bindi on her forehead. (Instagram/manekaharisinghani)

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She was styled by fashion stylists Maneka Harisinghani, Shubhra Sharma and Chintan Shah. (Instagram/manekaharisinghani)

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The saree is credited to Indian fashion designer Anjul Bhandari’s eponymous clothing label that is based out of New Delhi boasts of re-imagining the traditional embroideries from Awadh, namely Chikankari and Mukaish, in bridal fashion through elegant and classic aesthetic and the use of her signature pastel hues. (Instagram/manekaharisinghani)