The fashion police have been giving rashmika mandanna props for her daring wardrobe experiments and stylistic decisions. She ignited the internet once more as she strutted the runway for JJ Valaya's most recent collection during Lakme fashion Week. The Indo-Western dress included a grey foundation with a tight neckline, backless elements, and gold threadwork and embroidery. The bottom had a beautifully pleated design with black and grey geometric designs.
She held a sheer dupatta to finish off her appearance. rashmika wore her hair in an updo and accessorized with studded pieces. Her glam makeup included kohl-lined eyes, sparkly eyelids, and glossy lip color. Here is yet another example of how lively and upbeat Rashmika's ethnic style has always been. With a stunning pink sharara outfit, the actress made a case for stylish attire. She wore a long, baby pink kurta with a V-neck and matching, flared sharara pants.
She chose rosy makeup and kept her accessories to a pair of striking earrings. The blush ensemble, in our opinion, is ideal for the upcoming spring wedding season. The monochromatic lehenga ensemble that rashmika wore, from the fashion house Gaurvi Desai, was ideal for stylish celebratory attire. The costume, which was deep red, included a strapless blouse and a flared lehenga skirt with beautiful lacework on both.
She held a sheer dupatta to finish off her appearance. rashmika wore her hair in an updo and accessorized with studded pieces. Her glam makeup included kohl-lined eyes, sparkly eyelids, and glossy lip color. Here is yet another example of how lively and upbeat Rashmika's ethnic style has always been. With a stunning pink sharara outfit, the actress made a case for stylish attire. She wore a long, baby pink kurta with a V-neck and matching, flared sharara pants.She chose rosy makeup and kept her accessories to a pair of striking earrings. The blush ensemble, in our opinion, is ideal for the upcoming spring wedding season. The monochromatic lehenga ensemble that rashmika wore, from the fashion house Gaurvi Desai, was ideal for stylish celebratory attire. The costume, which was deep red, included a strapless blouse and a flared lehenga skirt with beautiful lacework on both.
