Parineeti Chopra’s mulmul lehenga by Gazal Gupta is for the experimental bridesmaid

For Parineeti Chopra, sartorial appearances are rare and often come with a feel of no-fuss comfort intact. Her recent look was no different. Dressed for her cousin, Siddharth Chopra’s wedding, Chopra decked herself in an easygoing printed mulmul lehenga with minimal can-can, a silk bustier hemmed with coin sequins and a delicate silk-embroidered cropped blazer. A Gazal Gupta creation, light floral blue and dark regal red formed an unlikely pair, presenting a modest tinge to the otherwise bohemian ensemble.

The outfit is plucked from Gupta’s scarlet bloom collection, centred around rendering contemporary silhouettes with bits of traditional embroidery. The soft mulmul keeps it practical and frolic-proof, while the blazer keeps it polished as the silk bustier lends playfulness. Parineeti Chopra kitted herself in polki kadhas, a polki choker with red stones and piroi pearls as well as a bronze smokey eye to complement the crimson hue. A pinkish hue on the lips and simple, middle-parted hair completed her look.

From Vogue‘s fashion desk:

“To dial down the plunge of this Parineeti Chopra look without losing impact, swap in a structured sweetheart or corset-style bodice. A high-square neckline contrasts the lehenga’s fluidity, letting the ornate choker take centrestage. For something softer, a wrap-style blouse with a curved or bateau neckline brings ease and movement, while keeping the look modern and effortlessly chic,” says Vogue India’s Fashion Associate, Manglien Gangte.

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