Pooja Hegde exuded timeless elegance in a luxurious silhouette designed by couturier Mayyur Girotra. Pooja Hegde’s style journey has been a celebration of traditional and contemporary designs and this bespoke creation is what festive radiance looks like. Her distinct and versatile style makes every ensemble a statement piece and we love how she carried off the ensemble with elegance.
To celebrate Ganesh Utsav, Pooja adorned a silk shaneel velvet salwar suit featuring intricate zardozi and mirror embroidery from Mayyur Girotra’s 2024 winter collection.
Pooja paired the full-sleeved deep wine short kurta with a bottle green silk shaneel salwar. Showcasing the richness of Indian culture, the mirror work and zardozi adds a shimmering effect to the traditional style. The mirror embroidery, a favourite embellishment during festivals and weddings, adds a luminous effect to Pooja’s traditional style.
Completing the opulent style, Pooja completed the masterpiece with an organza dupatta. The dupatta was embellished with fine zari and zardozi embroidery which was further enhanced with mirror accents. The bespoke craftsmanship of this salwar suit makes it a perfect blend of heritage and modern elegance.
Embracing the allure of handcrafted traditions, Pooja accessorised with timeless jewellery pieces from Razwada Jewels. Pooja’s stylish look also featured a matching heavily embroidered and embellished potli bag from Doux Amour. Pooja’s hair was styled in a chic bun by hairstylist Suhaas Shinde and her makeup was done by Kajol Mulani. Pooja shared a series of her stylish looks on Instagram which were beautifully captured by photographer, Akshay Amberkar.
The chandbalis, the tiny red bindi, the mirror embroidery and the rich texture of the fabric, every detail added festive fervour to Pooja’s style. Pooja Hedge graced Mukesh and Nita Ambani’s Ganesh Darshan wearing this stunning piece of tradition. Also, seen adorning one of Mayyur’s creations at the event was Sara Ali Khan, whose lehenga was handcrafted from old recycled brocade saris which were around 50-60 years old.
Mayyur as a designer has always captured the rich history and artistry of Indian textiles in his collections. Transforming vintage weaves into timeless pieces, Mayyur’s creations have been celebrated by like-minded personalities from all walks of life.
