On August 8, the wedding couture exhibition Quantum Entanglement, by fashion designer Gaurav Gupta, was held in Mumbai. Actors and co-stars of Param Sundari, Janhvi Kapoor and Sidharth Malhotra, were the show stoppers at the fashion show, walking the runway in matching white ensembles. The concert was made even more glamorous and exciting by the attendance of celebrities like Khushi Kapoor, Disha Patani, Malaika Arora, and Dulquer Salmaan.
What did Sidharth Malhotra and Janhvi Kapoor wear?
The glitzy attire of Janhvi and Sidharth appeals to the contemporary Indian bride and groom who cherish tradition yet yearn for uniqueness and self-expression. Janhvi’s lehenga demonstrated that white is a flexible canvas for embellishments and can elevate your entire bridal ensemble with its elaborate embroidery, draped elegantly with a flowing train.
The actor’s neck and shoulders were highlighted with an off-shoulder choli, great for showing spectacular jewellery. To go with the off-shoulder choli and draw attention to her face, she wore a bold necklace. The intricate lehenga was the main attraction, thanks to her well-groomed hair in a bun and her understated makeup. To give a sense of elegance to her entire ensemble, Janhvi wore a beautiful, matching white dupatta.
Sidharth Malhotra was spotted wearing a cream sherwani with elaborate embroidery, an ethnic outfit that complemented Janhvi’s white bridal lehenga. The majestic yet understated style was elevated with a modest white dupatta draped elegantly around his elbow and shoulder.
What you need to know about the event is as follows:
Gaurav Gupta’s bridal couture collection, Quantum Entanglement, featured his distinctive fusion of contemporary silhouettes and traditional Indian quality. A captivating demonstration of talent and craftsmanship was produced by the collection’s elaborate embroidery and 3D decorations.
To make clothing that evokes feelings and tells a story, the designer took inspiration from his roots and traditions. Intricate folds, featherlight curves, and ripples were used in his most recent designs to add elegance and drama. The clothing, which reflected Gaurav’s distinctive style and sculptural silhouettes, was created to flow like liquid while preserving the drama of couture. It was available in silver, white, and a plethora of other striking hues.
