Ivory has received an expensive makeover over the years, and with Tamannaah Bhatia’s Rs 2.43 lakh Aisha Rao outfit, it is proven that the colour has officially become an epitome of minimalist clothing. The sculptural accents, with their beautiful ivory colour, and Tamannaah’s impeccable style transformed the minimalist fit check into an unforgettable fashion statement. After all, when Tamannaah wears it, any ‘safe’ neutral pick definitely becomes an eye-catching outfit.
Tamannaah’s attire consisted of the Ameeran Ivory dupion silk kurta designed by Aisha Rao, which came at a hefty price of Rs 2,43,900. Tamannah wore the stunning set along with the Party Poppers Salsa Mule Heels by Fizzy Goblet, priced at Rs 7,990. The outfit consisted of an embossed bodice with heavy embroidery, remarkable multicolour detailing, and decorative borders with contrasting detailing. What makes this outfit so beautiful is the combination of textures used. The heavy embroidery of the bodice gave the structure and character a personality, while the flow and softness of the kurta gave a calm look. This stylised footwear provided an eye-catching touch to the sophisticated off-white outfit. In fact, it was quite a smart styling decision, as it complemented the understated multi-coloured embroidery on the outfit, making the entire look high-fashion. The embellished heels demonstrated that even statement shoes could match perfectly with intricately decorated Indian garments. For accessories, Tamannaah went with jewellery from Tamannaah Fine Jewellery. She started with a simple pearl choker, embellished earrings, stacked bangles, and a stack of stunning rings, which brought a traditional aspect into the style without taking the focus away from the details of her outfit. The pearl jewellery fitted perfectly with the ivory tone, giving the outfit an old-time, bridal-feel elegance. Tamannaah’s beauty notes felt sophisticated but, at the same time, simple too, where her skin looked radiant and natural, with a soft touch to her eyes, pink cheeks, and rose lip gloss. A tiny bindi brought yet another traditional aspect into the image, whereas her hair was neatly put up in a central bun.
