Ananya Panday’s Bhumika Sharma lehenga paired a textured tissue skirt with an embroidered velvet bodice

Giving wedding guest inspiration, Ananya Panday sported Bhumika Sharma‘s Jasma lehenga set, styled by Priyanka Kapadia Badani, a look built on fluid panels, plush textures and surface detailing that moved with her. The lehenga was constructed in alternating kalis of aqua-teal and gold-olive crushed tissue, layered over a silk base. The tissue’s faint crinkled sheen gave the silhouette its soft structure, allowing the panels to hold shape while still drifting easily as she moved. On the aqua segments, delicate floral motifs appeared across the surface, adding a subtle metallic haze.

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The corset-inspired halter neck bodice, cut in a deep teal base with an ivory-toned velvet overlay, offered a contrast. It carried ornate paisley-floral appliqués placed along the neckline, bust and side panels, that drew a structured line above the skirt’s airy volume.

Her jewellery from Razwada followed a more traditional route with a statement choker layered with uncut stones, matching earrings and stacked kundan bangles that mirrored the gold tones running through the look. Makeup artist Meera Sakhrani kept the beauty look fresh and luminous; sleek, centre-parted hair that was pulled back and soft coral tones on the cheeks, rose-pink lips and kohl-rimmed eyes with fanned lashes.

From Vogue’s fashion desk:

“Ananya Panday’s green Bhumika blouse could be reimagined as a playful Y2K-inspired butterfly halter top. Opt for one with a bold pop of color or sparkling embellishments. Pair with a ruffled mini or maxi skirt and complete the look with a choker. Don’t forget to finish the look with glittery makeup accents for a fun, Winx Club–inspired vibe,” says Vogue India fashion associate Divya Balakrishnan.