The REAL story behind Isha Ambani's wedding lehenga
TNN | Updated: Dec 14, 2018, 19:37 IST
Isha Ambani tied the knot with Anand Piramal on Wednesday at the lavish Ambani residence, Antilia. And, as expected the wedding saw the who's who of Bollywood and it was indeed a starry affair. But, the current talk of the town is the pretty bride's gorgeous wedding lehenga.
After a round of celebrity photos, we finally got a closer look at Isha Ambani's wedding outfit, which was a bespoke creation by Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla.
Photo: Instagram
Interestingly, the bride incorporated her mother Nita Ambani's wedding sari in her bridal attire. The 35-year-old red textile was reinvented as a dupatta by the designer duo. It was enhanced with zardosi borders and pleated to perfection over her shoulder.
Photo: Instagram
It created a beautiful contrast with the off-white lehenga set. The 16-panelled ghagra featured hand embroidery in jaals, floral panels with finest zardozi, vasli, mukaish and nakshi work. Creating a shimmery effect, were the crystals and sequins used to enhance the work on the lehenga.
After a round of celebrity photos, we finally got a closer look at Isha Ambani's wedding outfit, which was a bespoke creation by Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla.
Interestingly, the bride incorporated her mother Nita Ambani's wedding sari in her bridal attire. The 35-year-old red textile was reinvented as a dupatta by the designer duo. It was enhanced with zardosi borders and pleated to perfection over her shoulder.
It created a beautiful contrast with the off-white lehenga set. The 16-panelled ghagra featured hand embroidery in jaals, floral panels with finest zardozi, vasli, mukaish and nakshi work. Creating a shimmery effect, were the crystals and sequins used to enhance the work on the lehenga.
Isha Ambani's dupatta a cut out of mother Nita Ambani's 35-year-old wedding saree
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