Sonam Kapoor Looks Straight Out Of A Fairy Tale In Floor Length Anarkali Suit

Sonam Kapoor celebrated Makar Sankranti with an ethereal ethnic look. The actress shared a few snapshots on her Instagram. With festive wishes echoing in her caption, the actress wrote, “Makar Sankranti ki shubh kamnayein! Congratulations on Lohri, dhol di dhadak, mithaas di baarish, Lohri di aayi hai taiyaari,” The ensemble, a creation from the design shelves of Rohit Bal’s eponymous label, featured a floor-length anarkali kurta paired with churidar pyjamas and a matching dupatta. The bright red canvas showcased a floral pattern in a yellow, green, white, red, and pink palette, bringing life to the celebration.

The anarkali boasted a round neckline, full-length sleeves, a cinched detail under the bust, a flowy skirt with pleated designs, and a layered ghera, paired effortlessly with red pants and a floor-sweeping matching print dupatta draped gracefully over her shoulder.

Sonam elevated her look with accessories, including embroidered juttis, kundan-adorned gold rings, and beautiful chand balis. The embellishments extended to her hair, which was adorned with roses, creating a mesmerising visual appeal.

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Completing the glam picks, Sonam showcased a center-parted braided bun, darkened brows, a bindi, berry lip shade, rouge on the cheekbones, smudged eye shadow, mascara on the lashes, and a hint of highlighter.

Sonam’s beige silk lehenga

In a separate set of pictures, Sonam shared her attire for a friend’s wedding function, donning a beige silk lehenga set adorned with gold gota patti embroidery and floral kadhai in green, white, and pink hues. Sonam captioned the picture, “A sister is a little bit of childhood that can never be lost,” adding a touch of sentimentality to the post.

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This ensemble featured a choli with a round neckline, half-length sleeves, and a fitted bust, paired with a skirt boasting a flowy layered ghera and dori (lace) ties. Completing the traditional look, Sonam draped the dupatta on her shoulders, and accessories included Kolhapuri sandals and an array of gold and emerald jewellery, including a choker necklace, bangles, bracelets, jhumkis, rings, and a maang tika.

The final touches included a center-parted braided hairdo, kohl-lined eyes, smoky eye shadow, feathered brows, mauve lip shade, blushed cheekbones, and highlighter on the contours, showcasing Sonam’s impeccable style and grace.