Under the soft glow of chandeliers at New York’s Crane Club, the world of fashion came together for the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Dinner, an evening that celebrates creativity, style, and craftsmanship. Among the co-hosts was Isha Ambani, who, without a hint of extravagance, managed to capture every gaze in the room. Sharing the stage with designer Zac Posen, Anna Wintour, and Chloe Malle, Isha’s presence spoke of understated confidence, a reflection of her growing influence in the global fashion world.
For the evening, Isha chose an ensemble that was as refined as it was powerful, a deep purple outfit that blended structure with subtle sensuality. Her look featured a corseted blouse paired with a sharply tailored blazer and a sleek pencil skirt. Every detail was deliberate: the sculpted neckline, the precise fit of the jacket, and the soft gleam of crystal buttons added a quiet sophistication that needed no embellishment.
The matching skirt, falling gracefully to her ankles with a delicate slit, balanced elegance and ease. A shimmering belt buckle caught the light just enough to add sparkle, while her black pumps grounded the look in timeless simplicity. This time, Isha let go of her signature statement jewelry, allowing the craftsmanship of her outfit to shine on its own.
Her makeup was kept light and natural, soft pink hues, feathered brows, and a touch of gloss that brought warmth to her features. A hint of highlighter and sleek, centre-parted hair completed a look that was effortlessly chic. It wasn’t just about fashion; it was about presence, quiet, confident, and entirely her own.
Beyond her position as Executive Director of Reliance Retail Ventures Ltd., Isha Ambani is steadily carving out a place in the global fashion circuit. Whether at the Met Gala or at industry events like the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Dinner, she has become a symbol of modern sophistication, blending business acumen with couture grace.
At a gathering that celebrated artistry and innovation, Isha’s sculpted purple look stood out as a reminder that true style doesn’t shout, it whispers, with elegance and purpose.
