Aneet Paddy, star of the hit show “Saiyaara,” was the main attraction at Sunday’s grand finale for Lakme Fashion Week by FDCI. She radiated grace and elegance when she revealed the spectacular designer’s collection, entitled ‘Bejewelled’.
Aneet Padda stood out in an elegant golden-beige dress from Tahiliani’s collection. This ensemble beautifully blended traditional and contemporary aesthetics, with intricate details like crystal work and shimmering embellishments that caught light at every step. Tahiliani said that despite the prominence of the event, the star of “Saiyaara”, Aneet Padda, was very nervous before she took the stage. This made the performance even more impressive. The audience was left in awe by her confident and elegant walk, which cemented her position as a fashion icon.
Aneet Padda first received widespread praise for her performance as Ahaan in Mohit Suri’s romantic drama “Saiyaara.” Critics and the audience have praised the film for its soulful music and emotional depth. She has made a seamless transition from her silver screen career to the runway, which shows off her versatility.
Tarun Tahiliani’s ‘Bejewelled’ collection is a testimony to his design philosophy. It draws inspiration from jewels’ transformative powers. The collection began with a bold display of armour-like jackets, kimonos, and flowing dresses in jewel tones such as emerald, ruby and amethyst. The use of pearls was a common theme, with models wearing them as belts and bags or even as talismans. Aneet Padda embodied the vision of “a collection adorned with not just gems, but also with memories, crafts, and textures of the landscape itself,” as described by the official House of Lakme.
Aneet Paddy
Aneet is one of the rising stars in Indian cinema. She’s best known as the leading actress in “Saiyaara,” a romantic drama that has been critically acclaimed. She has a strong background in acting and an innate sense of style. This combination makes her a familiar face both in cinema and in fashion. She is one of the brightest talents in her generation because of her dedication to her work and ability to engage with her audience.
