Newly married Sonakshi Sinha reveals her love for sarees as she opts a Varanasi silk brocade saree worth Rs 80,000
Right after serving a pristine white wedding attire, the angelic-looking bride went one step ahead and turned a traditional Indian bride for the reception. Handmade in Varanasi, it featured a red hand-crafted silk brocade drape worth Rs. 80,000.
Bollywood's riveting actress Sonakshi Sinha is surely the talk of the town as she got hitched recently to the love of her life Zaheer Iqbal. Married freshly, the pictures of the couple took no time to blaze the internet on fire as those moments had us all gasping. Well, there's no doubt about the beauty of Sonakshi's bridal look but for the reception, she made us drool all over head to toe. For the unversed, Miss Sinha wore a breathtaking red brocade saree while celebrating her innate love for drapes during the reception.
Sonakshi Sinha's reception look
We are pretty well aware of Sonkashi's love for ethnic wear as she left no chunks to prove it on her social media platforms over the past many years. Being one of the ardent fan of traditionals, the Dabangg actress has served numerous such looks with extreme panache and confidence. Her love was once again well proven during her wedding reception ceremony where she opted for an alluring Varanasi silk brocade saree that screamed riveting pure bridal perfection.
Right after serving a pristine white wedding attire, the angelic-looking bride went one step ahead and turned a traditional Indian bride for the reception. Handmade in Varanasi, it featured a red hand-crafted silk brocade saree, exclusively custom-made by Raw Mango. According to the reports, her drape cost a whopping price of Rs. 80,000, featuring exquisitely embedded chand buta motifs all over it that looked gorgeous and peaking royalty. Moreover, her vibrant sari has inspired the brand's archival piece from the 18th century.
On-Point Indian styling
With golden matching borders and a simple red blouse, the ensemble proved Sonakshi's caliber to pull off simplicity and regality both at the same time. Speaking of her styling, she opted for an emerald and gold kundan choker necklace with delicate droplets and matching jhumkas. A red bindi, an embellished potli bag, golden heels, and a fresh gajra on her bun finished off her awe-worthy reception look.