Malavika Mohanan in Rs 75k pink lehenga is a regal queen. Stunning pics
India Today
For a photoshoot, Malavika Mohanan looked like a regal queen in a dull-pink lehenga from the brand Vvani by Vani Vats. She took to Instagram to post pictures of herself dressed in the outfit.
Malavika Mohanan is surely a stunner and has never failed to dazzle with her sartorial choices. From western to ethnic, the actress can carry off any outfit with effortless ease and her Instagram account is proof of that. In one of her posts on the app, the diva is looking like a regal queen in a dull-pink lehenga and we are swooning.
Malavika opted for the beautiful number from the brand Vvani by Vani Vats for a photoshoot. The tiered lehenga featured intricate embroidery with gold sequins all over its expanse. The full-sleeved choli also displayed exquisite embroidery with gold foil and sequins and had a plunging neckline. The sheer dupatta with mirror-work brought the whole outfit together.
Malavika minimally accessorised with a maang tika and a statement ring to bring the ensemble to the fore. As far as her makeup was concerned, she went with shimmery pink eyeshadow, kohl-laden eyes, lots of mascara, blush and a dab of lipstick. She tied her hair in a sleek ponytail.
“Put me in pink to make me feel pretty,” Malavika captioned her post.
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