Actor Aditi Rao Hydari stunned in an ivory Meadowfern Embroidered Co-ord set by designer Anita Dongre. The outfit, priced at Rs 175,000, features delicate floral embroidery and silk fabric. Aditi shared photos from a Mumbai beauty awards event, showing how a simple co-ord set can look elegant for any summer occasion.
Actor Aditi Rao Hydari stuns in an Anita Dongre's ivory co-ord set. Take a closer look at the floral embroidery, contemporary silhouette, accessories and understated styling.
The actor recently shared a series of unseen photos from her appearance at a beauty awards in Mumbai. She made a case for understated luxury in an elegant ivory ensemble by designer Anita Dongre.
Wearing the Meadowfern Embroidered Co-ord, priced at Rs 175,000, the actor embraced a fresh, feminine aesthetic that combined delicate floral craftsmanship with contemporary occasionwear. The look is a refreshing departure from conventional festive silhouettes, proving that a well-crafted co-ord set can make just as much of a statement as a traditional dress or lehenga.
On the website, this outfit is described as "A story of blooms & ferns is expressed in this elegant co-ord set. Crafted in silk, it features coloured resham embroidery with sequins."
The ensemble features a sleeveless, slightly flared tunic paired with matching shorts, creating a relaxed yet polished silhouette. Its soft ivory base serves as the perfect canvas for intricate botanical embroidery in muted shades of blush pink, dusty rose, yellow, brown and sage green. The floral motifs, featuring blooming flowers, delicate stems and leafy detailing, are scattered across the front of the tunic, lending the outfit a romantic, garden-inspired appeal. Subtle sequin-like embellishments add a gentle shimmer, while the fine detailing along the neckline, armholes and hemline gives the outfit a beautifully finished look. The coordinated shorts keep the styling youthful and modern, balancing the longer tunic with a playful, contemporary edge.
The overall look strikes a balance between effortless sophistication and intricate Indian craftsmanship. Ideal inspiration for intimate celebrations, festive lunches, destination weddings and summer soirées, this Anita Dongre creation demonstrates how traditional embroidery can be reimagined through contemporary silhouettes.
In a recent interview, Aditi spoke about her career and her choice in films. "I do things because I want to do them. If my heart says do it, then I do it. Also, for me the choice is based on the director and the writing. And I really work hard and I always wanted to be in a place where amazing directors choose me, which doesn't come easy," she told PTI in an interview.
She went on to add, "I believe that the right people will find me for the most beautiful parts. I want to explore things, I want to learn, I always want to be a curious kid."
Having made her career in the Indian film industry as an outsider, the actor feels like she needs to constantly prove herself even though she made her debut in 2006 with the Malayalam film "Prajapathi" co-starring Mammootty.