At a time when celebrity appearances are often defined by shimmer and bold statements, Triptii Dimri chose a quieter path — and made a lasting impression because of it. The actor stepped out in an ivory anarkali by designer Rohit Bal, proving that simplicity, when done right, can be far more powerful than sparkle.
Her look felt calm and graceful, drawing attention not through shine but through craftsmanship. Made in soft chanderi silk, the anarkali featured a fitted bodice that flowed into a wide, floor-length flare. The high empire waistline gave the outfit an elongated silhouette, allowing the skirt to move gently with every step.
The beauty of chanderi fabric added to the charm. Known for its light texture and subtle glow, it reflected light softly, giving the outfit a natural radiance without appearing flashy. Paired with straight-fit trousers underneath, the ensemble balanced elegance with ease, staying true to Rohit Bal’s signature style of blending structure with poetry.
Instead of heavy embellishments, the outfit relied on fine details to create impact. A sheer organza dupatta was draped effortlessly over one shoulder, finished with delicate silk-thread aari embroidery along the borders. The understated embroidery added depth and texture to the ivory base, making the craftsmanship stand out quietly.
This was luxury in its purest form, where fabric, silhouette and finish took centre stage.
Stylist Chandini Whabi completed the look by keeping the accessories rooted in tradition. Triptii paired the outfit with pearl juttis from Fizzy Goblet, which complemented the soft tones beautifully. Jewellery from Amrapali Jewels added a touch of heirloom elegance, enhancing the look without overpowering it.
In choosing restraint over excess, Triptii Dimri reminded everyone that timeless Indian wear never goes out of style.
