Nita Ambani is in seventh heaven as her youngest son, Anant Ambani, is all set to get married within just seven days. The wedding festivities are going on in full swing, and the Ambanis have been giving us family goals with their bond. On July 4, 2024, Kokilaben Ambani hosted a garba-dandiya night for the soon-to-be-married couple, and glimpses from the same have been trending on the internet.
From Ambani's badi bahu, Shloka Ambani to the bride, Radhika Merchant, the Ambani ladies won hearts with their traditional look for the garba night. However, it is Nita Ambani who gave us major inspiration with her subtle but on-point look. She picked a Manish Malhotra's custom-made ivory lehenga with vintage multi-hued traditional zardosi embroidery.
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Nita Ambani teamed her lehenga with a half-sleeved blouse, featuring heritage meenakari and kundan work all over it. Her look was styled with a woven Banarasi tissue dupatta and hand-embroidered timeless, intricate zari borders. She beautifully draped it in a saree style with one corner wrapped over her hand.
Nita Ambani accessorised her look with a three-layered diamond and emerald neckpiece, oversized emerald earrings, and diamond bangles. She dolled up her look with soft, dewy makeup, sparkly eyeshadow, and pink gloss. Her hair was styled in a low bun with flower adornment.
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Ahead of the grand wedding, the Ambanis hosted a mass wedding for underprivileged couples. For the event, Nita Ambani, who loves sarees, wore a special one for the celebrations. She picked a gorgeous red-hued saree with bird motifs. However, the pallu of her saree accentuated her look, as it was etched with the Gayatri mantra. She accessorised her look with gold jewellery. Subtle makeup and hair tied in a low bun completed her look.
We loved Nita Ambani's look for the garba night!
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