Kiara Advani in saree and jhumkas is a stunning desi girl for Dadasaheb Phalke Awards. See pics
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Kiara Advani looked stunning in a saree and jhumkas for the Dadasaheb Phalke Awards ceremony in Mumbai.
Kiara Advani looked like a vision to behold in a saree as she marked her presence at the Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival Awards 2022 in Mumbai. She also won the Critics Best Actress award for her performance in the film Shershaah.
Kiara attended the event in a stunning sunset-hued saree. The six yards featured a mix of orange and yellow hues in an ombre style. What added a dash of bling to her otherwise simplistic saree was the heavily-embellished border. Kiara looked absolutely gorgeous in the ethnic attire!
Take a look:
Kiara Advani’s saree is from the designer Tarun Tahiliani’s eponymous label. She wore it with a golden blouse with subtle shimmer hints.
As for the styling, Kiara took the minimal route. She just wore a pair of ornate jhumkas and a few rings. That is all for the accessories. She rocked minimal makeup that was accentuated with kohl, nude lipstick, well-defined brows and beaming highlighter. She completed the look with a bindi.
She tied her tresses in a sleek bun and adorned it with fresh white flowers. So gorgeous! She truly nailed the ethnic look.
Kiara Advani was also snapped posing with her rumoured boyfriend Sidharth Malhotra at the awards ceremony. He looked smart in a statement black blazer from designer Rohit Bal.
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