Khushi Kapoor wore a custom Torani midi skirt-style lehenga that came with a heart-shaped choli and bag

Khushi Kapoor isn’t one to follow fashion directives, and with her custom Torani ensemble, she effortlessly refutes the winter season’s codes of predictable palettes and patterns. The actor, who is currently gearing up for her movie Loveyapa, a remake of the Tamil version of the rom-com called Love Today, has been committed to promoting the movie through a sartorial lens. After serving up expansive looks, from ornate sharara sets to mini dresses, she turned to an exquisite lehenga from Torani.

Bringing a shot of vibrancy to one of her recent outings, Kapoor wore a pink skirt set that clashes colours, crafts and compositions that borrow from Indian art and aesthetics. “Torani is deeply rooted in the traditions and heritage of its homeland. So when I got a call from Ami Patel’s team to create something along the lines of Valentine for Khushi, I knew exactly where to start: by traversing across the borders of Sindh and setting up camp amongst the kitschy appeal of India and its streets. Her custom Dilruba jharonka midi skirt borrows from the windows and frames in Indian art and architecture of ancient Sindh,” says Karan Torani.