Kriti Sanon stepped out in a stunning green saree and bustier blouse by Masaba Gupta for a picture session. Find out the cost of the must-have look inside.
Kriti Sanon’s fashion choices are always met with approval from her devoted followers
Whether on the red carpet or in glossy assignments, Kriti delivers breathtaking looks with her steal-worthy clothes. She recently wore a raw silk green saree embellished with gold foil embroidery, sequin work, and complex thread motifs. If you want to add her ethnic appearance to your closet, we have the price information. Keep scrolling to find out more.
Celebrity stylist Sukriti Grover released stunning photos of Kriti Sanon on Instagram. The photo depicts her in a green silk saree and a bustier silk blouse. “Elegance personified,” Sukriti captioned the images. The saree Kriti wore in the photos is from the famous clothing business House Of Masaba. The drape is known as the Green Mystic Saree. Adding it to your collection costs ₹32,000.
Meanwhile, the raw silk saree has a two-toned striped pattern in bright and darker green tones. Furthermore, the six yards are decorated with a thick velvet embroidered patti border with sequin work, delicate thread embroidery, and foil work. Finally, the palla’s embroidered fish patterns and front pleats made of mysterious foil on vertical stripes provided complexity to the drape. The actor donned the ethnic look in a traditional draping technique, allowing the pallu to flow gently off her shoulder.
Kriti paired the saree with a matching raw silk bustier top with a square neckline, spaghetti straps, a cropped cut, a fitted bust, a back zip closure, and palm patterns embroidered all over in gold foil. Meanwhile, to complete the ethnic image, the actor opted for intricate gold jewelry. She chose bracelets, a statement ring, and jhumkis studded with beads and gemstones.
Finally, Kriti chose subtle smoky brown eye shadow, mascara on the lashes, feathery brows, berry-toned lip color, rouge on the cheeks, a dazzling highlighter, and a delicate green bindi. The finishing touch came from center-parted loose hair fashioned in delicate waves.
