Vidya Balan wears Rs 13k silk lehenga in new pictures. Stunning beauty, says Internet
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In her new pictures, Vidya Balan looks stunning in a vibrant silk lehenga worth Rs 13k.
Looks like Vidya Balan is on a slaying spree these days! She has been posting photos in stunning outfits on her Instagram feed lately. From a lehenga to a floral co-ord set, she has been rocking it all.
In the latest pictures, however, the actress is seen dressed in an elegant silk lehenga and it definitely calls for your attention. The ensemble is oh-so-apt for the approaching wedding season and guarantees a statement-making ethnic look.
Check it out:
Replete with multi-coloured intricate prints on a red silk canvas, Vidya Balan’s lehenga set is from Saundh India. It features a voguish peplum kurta with a sharp V-neckline and cutwork sleeves. The matching lehenga skirt is adorned with striking chevron prints.
Vidya styled her attire with chunky jewels. She wore a pair of oxidised silver earrings and a matching ornate bangle. Smokey eyes makeup with nude lips and blushed-pink cheeks completed her look. Open hair, blow-dried in soft waves, lent the perfect finishing touch.
In case you want to add Vidya Balan’s outfit to your ethnic wardrobe, you will have to shell out Rs 12,995. The same ensemble is available on the website of Aashni & Co, a multi-designer store.
Netizens were impressed with Vidya Balan’s desi look and flooded the comments section of her post with compliments. “Stunning beauty,” a user wrote. “Gorgeous,” wrote another user.
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