Although flowers are typically associated with spring and summer, Manushi Chhillar’s most recent ensemble makes a compelling case for wearing them all year round. She demonstrated that flowers are timeless and don’t need to be season-specific by wearing a drape by Label Anushree embroidered with romantic flowers on a recent trip to Rajasthan.
The beige six-yard had a beautiful blend of pastel flora set against it, and it was gossamer in featherlight organza. Manushi’s airy organza saree features one of our most adaptable yet understated flower designs. It is accentuated with a hand-embroidered border in the same pink and blue color scheme,” says the label’s designer, Anushree Parekh, whose design ethos lies at the intersection of subtle luxury and craftsmanship. “A matching floral blouse embellished with intricate threads and beads, which brings the focus on the print and the craft,” she says, completing the ensemble in keeping with her taste.
Although the saree is feminine, her choice of jewelry gave it a more modern vibe. She chose AnaÌ„ash’s Pana Choker, which is covered in green pearls, to change the ensemble from daytime to evening wear. Her accessory ensemble was finished with sunglasses from Balenciaga and a pair of Aprajita Toor heels. She kept everything simple for the glam, allowing the saree to be the focal point. She opted for au naturel makeup with a dewy base, groomed brows, and nude lips, framing her face with a sleek bun. The ideal finishing touch was a tiny crimson bindi.
Manushi Chhillar’s Label Anushree moment blends elegance and glitz, whether you’re a curator of handloom masterpieces or a modern saree wearer who dabbles in flowers. Imagine Gen Z casualness combined with classic elegance. It is the type of saree that requires a wedding to justify its appearance because of its versatility. You may wear it as easily to a joyful breakfast as you would to a vivid mehendi.
