Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain in regal ethnic outfits set couple fashion goals in new pics
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Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain set major couple fashion goals as they posed in regal black ethnic ensembles for their new photoshoot.
Ankita Lokhande left her fans swooning hard as she shared a slew of stunning photos with hubby Vicky Jain on Instagram on Tuesday. The duo, dressed in ethereal black ethnic ensembles, looked simply amazing together and set major couple fashion goals.
Ankita shared the dreamy pictures with a cutesy and romantic caption. “Saccha pyaar wahi hai jismein dono ek dusre ko khone se darte (True love is when both the partners are afraid to lose each other),” she wrote.
As for their sartorial picks, Ankita was oh-so-gorgeous in a traditional black saree. Vicky, on the other hand, complemented her in a black pathaani suit. The couple attended Baba Siddique’s Iftaar party on Sunday in these coordinated black ensembles.
Take a look at the pictures:
Don’t they look stunning together?
Ankita Lokhande swore by the traditional charm of a heavy silk saree. The black canvas of her six yards was replete with glitzy, intricate embroideries. The heavy border and pallu made it a perfect pick for the star-studded Iftaar party.
She styled it with a layered necklace and a matching pair of elaborate earrings. She tied her hair in a bun and amped up her look with glam makeup. She opted for a dewy base that was further accentuated with beaming highlighter, kohl-rimmed eyes, nude lips and a bit of blush. A tiny bindi is what she chose to complete her look with.
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