Deepika Padukone visits Siddhivinayak temple in Mayyur Girotra attire

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Deepika paired the ensemble with a tissue silk woven dupatta that added to the beauty of the traditional attire.

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Actress Deepika Padukone recently visited Mumbai’s Siddhivinayak temple, where she looked gorgeous in a traditional ethnic ensemble by designer Mayyur Girotra. She stunned everyone with her elegant looks and simple yet exquisite attire. The actress seek blessings from lord Ganesha.

For the event, the ‘Piku’ actor picked an ethnic wear from the House of Mayyur Girotra that perfectly blended traditional Indian craft with contemporary style. The ensemble featured custom signature Patola fabric and antique Zardozi work that added to the grandeur of the outfit.

Deepika paired the ensemble with a tissue silk woven dupatta that added to the beauty of the traditional attire.

Deepika looked stunning while managing to keep her attire modest. What stood out was that she managed to keep the complex detailing on display while keeping the overall look elegant. The star chose to go with the traditional ethnic ensembles that have been stealing the spotlight at various events for all the right reasons. The outfits require a lot of detailing to bring out the intricate patterns and designs.

Mayyur Girotra is known for using traditional textiles and handloom weaving techniques to create contemporary ethnic ensembles for his clients. The designer’s collections are a perfect blend of traditional Indian textiles and contemporary ethnic attire. The actor’s latest look in Patola and Zardozi is yet another reason to appreciate Indian couture. Not to forget, the dupatta that Deepika opted for is made from highly delicate tissue silk and exquisite applique work. The star kept her accessory and styling choices minimal to let the grandeur of the outfit take over.

Deepika’s recent look in Mayyur Girotra’s ethnic ensemble perfectly signifies the significance of traditional Indian couture in today’s changing world. Her latest temple look in Patola and Zardozi is the ultimate blend of elegance and simplicity that comes through as a part of Indian culture and tradition.

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