Neha Dhupia has never looked more stunning than in this mirror-embellished black lehenga. See pics

Published on Jan 23, 2025 05:27 pm IST

Neha Dhupia wore the most beautiful black lehenga, adorned with mirror work and colourful thread embroidery, for a shoot. She shared the photos on Instagram.

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Neha Dhupia delighted her followers by sharing new pictures of her photoshoot, for which she slipped into a dazzling black lehenga.  expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Jan 23, 2025 05:27 pm IST

Neha Dhupia delighted her followers by sharing new pictures of her photoshoot, for which she slipped into a dazzling black lehenga. 

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Neha shared the photos with the caption, "After dark…desi vibes." The ensemble is from the shelves of designer Abhinav Mishra's eponymous clothing label.  expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Jan 23, 2025 05:27 pm IST

Neha shared the photos with the caption, "After dark…desi vibes." The ensemble is from the shelves of designer Abhinav Mishra's eponymous clothing label. 

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The black lehenga set features a blouse, lehenga skirt, and a matching dupatta.  expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Jan 23, 2025 05:27 pm IST

The black lehenga set features a blouse, lehenga skirt, and a matching dupatta. 

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The blouse features a plunging V neckline that flaunted Neha's decolletage. The sleeveless design, mirror embellishments, beaded tassels adorned on the borders and sleeves, a fitted bust, and a cropped midriff-baring hem.  expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Jan 23, 2025 05:27 pm IST

The blouse features a plunging V neckline that flaunted Neha's decolletage. The sleeveless design, mirror embellishments, beaded tassels adorned on the borders and sleeves, a fitted bust, and a cropped midriff-baring hem. 

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Meanwhile, the lehenga comes adorned in contrasting colourful thread embroidery and mirror work. The high waistline and a layered ghera add to its beauty.  expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Jan 23, 2025 05:27 pm IST

Meanwhile, the lehenga comes adorned in contrasting colourful thread embroidery and mirror work. The high waistline and a layered ghera add to its beauty. 

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Neha completed the look by draping a matching black organza dupatta on her shoulder. It features scalloped borders, mirror work, floral thread embroidery, and gota borders.  expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Jan 23, 2025 05:27 pm IST

Neha completed the look by draping a matching black organza dupatta on her shoulder. It features scalloped borders, mirror work, floral thread embroidery, and gota borders. 

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For jewels, Neha chose gold and Kundan bracelets and statement jhumkis, matching the colour palette of the embroidery on her lehenga.  expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Jan 23, 2025 05:27 pm IST

For jewels, Neha chose gold and Kundan bracelets and statement jhumkis, matching the colour palette of the embroidery on her lehenga. 

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With her hair tied in a centre-parted sleek bun, Neha chose muted smokey eyes, kohl-lined eyes, mascara-adorned lashes, flushed cheeks, glowing highlighter, a dainty bindi, and a brown lip shade for the glam picks.  expand-icon View Photos in a new improved layout
Published on Jan 23, 2025 05:27 pm IST

With her hair tied in a centre-parted sleek bun, Neha chose muted smokey eyes, kohl-lined eyes, mascara-adorned lashes, flushed cheeks, glowing highlighter, a dainty bindi, and a brown lip shade for the glam picks. 

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