Alia Bhatt: Alia Bhatt wore an ivory colored saree in her wedding with Ranbir Kapoor. The actress has now revealed why she left the lehenga and wore a saree in her wedding.
Alia Bhatt On Wearing Saree In Her Marriage: Alia Bhatt is the most talented actress of Bollywood. Alia has proved her strong acting skills in many films. Alia Bhatt, who is very successful in her professional career, is also very happy in her personal life. The actress is married to Ranbir Kapoor and has also become the mother of a lovely daughter.
Alia always remains in the headlines for her fashion sense. At her wedding, the actress grabbed a lot of limelight by wearing a saree instead of wearing a heavy lehenga like other actresses. Alia has now revealed why she had selected a saree for her big day.
Why did Alia Bhatt wear a saree in her wedding?
Alia Bhatt married Ranbir Kapoor last year in an intimate function at her Mumbai home. Recently, in an interview given to Vogue, she revealed why she wore only a saree in her wedding. Regarding this the actress said, “I like saree. This is the most comfortable outfit in the world, which is why I wore this and not a lehenga in my wedding.
Alia Bhatt wore ivory saree in her wedding.
Alia paired a dupatta with Sabyasachi's ivory saree for her D-day. Alia looked very beautiful in an ivory saree with golden details. With this she wore heavy Kundan jewelery but kept the makeup simple. He left the tradition of very detailed mehendi design for the bride and followed a simple pattern.
A woman can wear different clothes
when it comes to clothing selection. Talking further about the benefits of being a woman, Alia said, “You should celebrate the side of you that you feel like in that moment. Leading - be it a saree, a super easy street-style vibe or an over-the-top gown. I believe the beauty of being a woman is that you can wear different clothes all the time. I can wear pantsuits. I can wear a gown. Its strongest aspect is that our wardrobe is very dynamic. I think this is a very good thing and it should be celebrated.”
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