pooja Hedge's ability to style is always deserving of a news story. In Western attire, she has the appeal of a girl next door, yet her ethnic attire has a hint of femininity. The actress, wearing a charcoal black saree, epitomizes elegance in her most recent instagram photo. The six-yard marvel, which was chosen by Shanti Banaras, had shimmering designs on the drape and elaborate borders stitched in gold and silver. pooja accessorized the saree-torial beauty with a blouse with ribbed embellishments at the back and a plunging neckline.
Her customary brightness was enhanced with a necklace adorned with stones and matching danglers. The diva chose a bronzed look for her makeup, which included arched eyebrows, nude-pink lips, flushed and delicately sculpted cheeks, and a striking combination of kohl and eyeliner. Her stunning appearance was completed with a black micro bindi and brown hair styled in loose waves.
The cost of this saree is just 72,447 INR. All of our attention is focused on pooja Hegde's saree diary. The actress, wearing a brilliant yellow Banarasi saree, looked as luminous as the sun at a Mangalorean wedding earlier. The satin silk piece, designed by Rajyalakshmi heritage Banaras Sarees, had a beautiful meenakari shikargha weave. In the exquisite drape, pooja looked like a regal princess, wearing the saree traditionally around her waist and the pallu flowing in a clean pleated pattern over her shoulders to her back.
Her customary brightness was enhanced with a necklace adorned with stones and matching danglers. The diva chose a bronzed look for her makeup, which included arched eyebrows, nude-pink lips, flushed and delicately sculpted cheeks, and a striking combination of kohl and eyeliner. Her stunning appearance was completed with a black micro bindi and brown hair styled in loose waves.The cost of this saree is just 72,447 INR. All of our attention is focused on pooja Hegde's saree diary. The actress, wearing a brilliant yellow Banarasi saree, looked as luminous as the sun at a Mangalorean wedding earlier. The satin silk piece, designed by Rajyalakshmi heritage Banaras Sarees, had a beautiful meenakari shikargha weave. In the exquisite drape, pooja looked like a regal princess, wearing the saree traditionally around her waist and the pallu flowing in a clean pleated pattern over her shoulders to her back.
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