Revisiting Katrina Kaif's 'Sabya red' wedding lehenga

The deep vermillion or the ‘Sabya red’ Sabyasachi lehenga worn by Katrina Kaif showcased intricate hand embroidery, delicate embellishments, and luxurious matka silk fabric. With its voluminous skirt adorned with shimmering sequins, intricate threadwork, and traditional motifs, the lehenga exuded regal charm and timeless beauty. The ornate blouse, designed to perfection, featured intricate craftsmanship and intricate gold detailing, complementing the grandeur of the ensemble. Katrina’s choice of a Sabyasachi creation for her wedding day epitomised the fusion of traditional aesthetics with contemporary elegance, setting new standards in bridal fashion. The lehenga set also featured a veil, which was custom-trimmed with handmade kiran.
Accompanying her stunning lehenga, Katrina adorned herself with exquisite jewellery that added to her bridal allure. Opting for traditional Indian jewellery, she adorned herself with ornate pieces that complemented her bridal ensemble flawlessly. Her uncut diamond jewellery ensemble included a statement necklace, elaborate jhumka earrings, intricate bangles, a nath, and a temple jewellery-style matha patti, all crafted with precision and adorned with precious stones and pearls. Each piece of jewellery added a touch of regality and splendor to Katrina’s bridal look, elevating her beauty to ethereal heights.
Katrina adorned herself with bespoke kaleere designed by Mrunalini Chandra, personalized with dangling coins reminiscent of charms. These custom kaleeras, styled by Anaita Shroff Adajania, were further embellished with personalized messages curated by the bride herself. Each bangle featured delicate details of messenger doves, with 6-7 of them adorning each piece, while the charms and coins bore special messages from Katrina. Additionally, she complemented her look with smaller dangling kaleeras and chuda by Raabta by Rahul.

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