For the All That Glitters Diwali Ball, Bhumi Pednekkar wore a custom Falguni Shane Peacock ensemble that merged couture construction with the luminosity of molten silver. Her blouse was a sharply contoured, cut-out design embroidered with hand-cut metallic lotus motifs and copper-toned florals. The placement of each appliqué emphasised structure, giving the silhouette definition and movement under light.
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The silver sari was styled with an undone drape, falling loosely over her arms instead of a traditional pallu. The fabric’s liquid sheen caught reflections as she moved, while the feather-trimmed edges added texture without distracting from the metallic surface.
Jewellery was minimal with small earrings and a ring, keeping focus on Falguni Shane Peacock’s craftsmanship. Bhumi Pednekkar’s makeup followed the same tone: brushed-up brows, bronze lids, luminous skin and a soft pink lip. Her hair was parted and left loose in natural waves, echoing the relaxed drape of the sari.
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Falguni Shane Peacock’s design process is one driven by detail, revealed through embroidery, texture and finish. Their use of feathers, sequins and metallic work brings in an element of play, turning traditional craftsmanship into something fun and contemporary.
The look reflected their approach to evening wear: intricate surface work and structured tailoring. It was detailed without feeling heavy, and styled to keep movement at the centre of the look. The designer duo attended the Diwali Ball themselves, dressing several guests for the evening.
From Vogue‘s Fashion Desk:
“A pair of satin heels in gold will add a tone of contrast and elongate the silhouette. Give the hair that city sleek wet-hair finish, and stack up mix metal bangles to lend the look some weight. Finish it off with a tiny crystal bindi,” says Vogue India fashion associate Manglien Gangte.
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