Alia Bhatt wears a haath phool with ivory lehenga set, puts the spotlight on Indian hand jewellery

Actor Alia Bhatt recently attended another awards night dressed in an ivory ensemble from designer Anamika Khanna. (Picture Credit: Instagram/@rheakapoor)

If there's one name that comes to mind for serving glam looks back to back, then it has to be Alia Bhatt. The actor recently attended an award show in Mumbai and for the same she donned on a gorgeous three-piece lehenga set in ivory colour. An ensemble by Anamika Khanna, Alia looked live a complete diva in it.

The moment Alia walked in to attend the event, one thing was clear and that is that the attire was extremely comfortable and lightweight to wear. The bralette blouse of the attire featured a scoop neckline and it featured floral motifs all over it. The lehenga of the set featured minimal work and was very flowy. To round off the look in style, the actor carried a sheer cape featuring antique-gold embroidered borders.

To complement the look, the actor wore Amrapali earrings and haath phool. We dare say, the Indian hand accessory went very well with the overall look. As usual, Alia sported a dewy look, looking fresh and radiant as ever. Pink lips, shimmery eyeshadow, blush-tinted cheeks and kohl-lined eyes and that's pretty much all.

For hair, the actor decided to go for middle parting and she let her tresses open. There are many clips of actor flipping her hair in style and turning many heads with her charm and poise.

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Alia's look was styled by filmmaker and stylist Rhea Kapoor. She captioned the post as, "Last night with the golden girl @aliaabhatt in custom @anamikakhanna.in couture"

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Haath phool is a traditional piece of Indian jewellery worm on hand. You’ll often see it in gold, kundan, polki, pearls or floral designs. Women typically wear it during weddings, festive occasions, and classical dance performances. It usually consists of a bracelet connected to one or more rings with delicate chains.

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