Where most festive wardrobes lean towards metallics and marigolds, Mira Rajput Kapoor chose the opposite end of the spectrum in a striking Anamika Khanna lehenga. The black ensemble, pulled from her personal archive, stood out for its craftsmanship.
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The skirt was left untouched by embellishment, relying on the depth of the ebony fabric for its statement. The blouse, however, carried Khanna’s unmistakable signature: a plunging neckline, half sleeves, and multi-coloured floral threadwork tracing the neckline, sleeves and waist. A gradient dupatta moved from black into sapphire, creating a subtle ombré that created visual interest without overwhelming the eye.
In her caption, Rajput Kapoor revealed that the piece was “an Anamika lehenga from 10 years ago that still fits,” a reminder that longevity can be its own form of luxury. Her decision to restyle an old favourite in the age of algorithmic dressing feels refreshing.
By reimagining the look with modern accessories, she showcased how classic couture can transcend seasons and occasions. She went with an ornate sapphire necklace with complementing stud earrings and a blue clutch. She opted for a sleek, pulled-back ponytail that kept every strand in place, perfect for navigating through Diwali gatherings, greeting guests and moving seamlessly from puja to party. Mira Rajput Kapoor’s makeup followed the same philosophy with a flawless base, defined brows and a subtle lip that wouldn’t require constant touch-ups between courses of festive feasting.
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