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Kangana Ranaut Drops Maximalist Garba Look In ₹2.10 Lakh Lehenga-Choli, Tribal Jewels And Bold Eyes

Honestly, Kangana Ranaut might have just claimed the title of the best-dressed celebrity for Navratri this year (at least in my opinion). A few days after Isha Ambani stunned everyone in her maximalist ghagra choli, Kangana has entered the festive fashion chat with a look that is every bit as dramatic. From a richly embroidered Torani lehenga to layers of tribal silver jewellery, intricate mirror…

Kangana Ranaut Drops Maximalist Garba Look In ₹2.10 Lakh Lehenga-Choli, Tribal Jewels And Bold Eyes

Kangana Ranaut has taken the Navratri fashion scene by storm with her maximalist Garba look, according to a recent report. The starlet's bold ensemble, sourced from designer label Torani, features a richly embroidered Torani lehenga that is estimated to cost ₹2.10 lakh on the brand's official website. The outfit is complemented by layers of tribal silver jewelry, intricate mirror work, and playful tassels, creating a dramatic and vibrant display of Indian craftsmanship.

The silk lehenga is a true embodiment of the maximalist aesthetic, as it combines vivid motifs with detailed surface work. This design draws inspiration from the heritage of traveling cultures and the craft traditions of the Indus Valley, resulting in an ensemble that is both traditional and contemporary. The flared lehenga skirt, which serves as the centerpiece of the outfit, boasts vertical patterns, floral and animal-inspired motifs, and an ornate embroidered border that adds a touch of opulence to the hem.

Its voluminous silhouette ensures that the outfit makes a grand entrance, while the intricate detailing elevates it from a conventional lehenga to a true festive showstopper.

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