Rashmika Mandanna turned stacked gold kadhas into the ultimate haldi statement
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There hasn't been a single dull fashion moment from Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda's wedding, and their haldi photos prove exactly that.
If you didn't know already, we're here to tell you that Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna have been absolutely on point with their wedding fashion. Recently, the newlywed couple shared photos from their haldi ceremony, and we are not disappointed one bit.
Once again, Deverakonda and Mandanna trusted celebrity designer Anamika Khanna for their outfits.
On Instagram, Khanna shared that the inspiration behind their looks was something light, joyful and full of warmth, reflecting the feeling surrounding two people about to begin their life together. Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda at their haldi ceremony
Mandanna chose a green single-shoulder cape top paired with a skirt, a look that felt perfectly spring-coded. The outfit was adorned with delicate green floral motifs, keeping the vibe festive yet fresh.
And if there's one thing we've learned from all her wedding looks, it's that the actor loves making a statement with her jewellery. Not to mention, Deverakonda also embraces statement jewellery with ease.
For the ceremony, she paired statement earrings with a matching maang tikka. But what truly caught our attention was her gorgeous kadha stack. Yes, she stacked multiple gold kadhas like it was no big deal, while most people usually wear just one.
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