Shweta Tiwari in Rs 18k floral midi dress exudes ultimate tropical vibes. See pics
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Shweta Tiwari shared a set of pictures dressed in a floral-print dress. The dress is from the shelves of label Geisha Designs.
Television actress Shweta Tiwari never fails to turn heads with her sartorial choices. She definitely knows her way with clothes and loves experimenting with her outfits. Last week, Shweta shared a set of pictures on Instagram in which she can be seen dressed in a floral-print midi dress. Needless to mention, she looked absolutely gorgeous. It appears to be from a recent outing.
Shweta Tiwari styled her floral-print midi-dress with a brown belt which accentuated her waist. She kept her look simple but added a black beaded necklace to her outfit to add to the tropical vibe. The actress kept her straightened hair open. Shweta went sans makeup for this look. She completed her look with a pair of stilletoes. The dress she wore is from the label Geisha Designs.
“Tropical State of mind (sic),” Shweta wrote sharing the photos.
See the post here:
If you love the dress that Shweta Tiwari is wearing in the pictures, you can purchase it from Geisha Designs’ website. The dress is priced at Rs 17,900.
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