Shloka Mehta - a name we have heard quite a lot in the past year, be it as the badi Ambani bahu or Akash Ambani’s wife. But surely this 29-year-old is much more than just a daughter-in-law of the richest family in Asia. With a baccalaureate in anthropology from the Princeton University and a master’s degree from the London School of Economics, Shloka is the director of Rosy Blue Foundation and the founder of ConnectFor. At the age of 29, being a director and a founder is an inspiration in true sense! (Also Read: Unseen Picture Of Isha Ambani Piramal Teary-Eyed On Her 'Vidaai', Nita And Radhika Are Emotional Too)
Not just Shloka Mehta has impressed us with her professional achievements, she has also proved to be a fashionista with some ‘to die for’ sartorial picks and taking the subtle makeup trend to a whole new level. From her ethnic choices like the dove grey-coloured ‘Marie Gown’, bright yellow sharara suit, rosy pink and gold brocade gown, a traditional red bridal lehenga, floral lehenga with its dupatta swung around her shoulder like a shrug to some western picks including the off-shoulder white top tucked in a shimmery light-blue-pleated skirt, the perfect summerish yellow-coloured dress, white ruffle top with floral palazzos, amongst her other picks, Shloka Mehta’s every look is a sheer ‘yay’ for us.
Especially in March 2019, Shloka Mehta and Akash Ambani have ruled our social media feeds like how! Unseen pictures and videos from their grand wedding have been circulating on our news feeds since then, and to be honest, we couldn’t stop gushing over how adorable they had looked together. If you think that #AkuStoleTheShlo have no more pictures from the most talked-about 2019 wedding for us to drool over, then you are certainly wrong! One of the fan pages of Shloka has a super-stunning picture of her as a newly-wedded bride from her wedding reception. Dazzling in heavily-embroidered Sabyasachi lehenga, Shloka had once again proved why red will always remain a bride’s favourite colour, no matter how many times the trends change.
Isn’t she looking beautiful? With the diamond set, kangan, earrings and maang teeka accentuating her wedding reception look, we have our heart to the unique kamarband that she had adorned her lehenga with. And of course, the minimal makeup and open hair had complemented her look quite amazingly that even ‘beautiful’ could be termed as an understatement for Shloka! (Also Read: Unseen Picture Of Akash Ambani And Shloka Mehta From Engagement Bash In Goa Will Make You Nostalgic)
For the wedding, Shloka Mehta had dazzled in her super-happy bride look, donned in an all-red avatar and keeping her makeup minimal. The bride wanted to divulge maximum attention to her exquisite wedding jewellery, which included a heavy kundan necklace, maatha patti, nath and traditional earrings. The badi bahu of the Ambani parivaar went by the bridal colour of red and golden, and we loved her traditional bridal look.
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Before her wedding, celebrity stylist, Tanvi Borkar had posted an unseen picture of Shloka Mehta, clad in a red and ash lehenga by celebrity designer, Anamika Khanna. The then soon-to-be-bride had worn minimum accessories, with her hair neatly tied in a ponytail. With blushed cheeks and an almost no-makeup look, needless to say, Shloka had looked ethereal! What further accentuated her look was the simple mehendi on her palms, which had then given us a mini-glimpse of her wedding look!
For her sister-in-law, Isha Ambani Piramal and Anand Piramal’s wedding reception on December 14, 2018, Shloka Mehta and her now hubby, Akash Ambani had twinned in red. Shloka had looked stunning in a pink coloured lehenga with red embroidery all over, she had accentuated her look with a pair of roses on her ponytail. On the other hand, Akash had worn a red coloured kurta with white churidar pyjama. (Also Read: Akash Ambani And Shloka Mehta's Unseen Swing Picture Will Make You Sing, 'Aise Na Mujhe Tum Dekho')
Which has been your favourite outfit of Shloka Mehta? Drop us your views!
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