Mrunal Thakur shines in sequined ethnic wear at B-Town's Diwali party, Pics inside

Mumbai’s festive season sparkled a little brighter on Friday night last week as the stars descended upon Ekta Kapoor’s Diwali party in Juhu. Among the glitterati was Mrunal Thakur, whose sartorial choice for the evening was nothing short of stunning, making her the cynosure of all eyes.

The actress graced the red carpet against a lush backdrop, bursting with a myriad of flowers. The arrangement was a floral tapestry, intricately woven with hues of pink, lavender, white, and green, providing a perfect contrast to her attire.

Thakur donned a contemporary ethnic ensemble that paid homage to traditional Indian wear while infusing modern design elements. Her outfit comprised a full-length skirt and a matching long-sleeve crop top. The skirt, festooned with an ombre of sequins, transitioned from a shimmering silver at the waist to a deep midnight black at the hem, creating a captivating visual akin to a starlit night sky.

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The top, cut from the same midnight black fabric, featured a plunging neckline and sheer panels, offering a tasteful display of allure. It was adorned with sequins in a similar gradient pattern, adding a cohesive sparkle to her look. The sheer dupatta, edged with sequins, was draped elegantly across her arms, enhancing the outfit's ethereal quality.

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Her makeup was kept chic with a focus on her eyes, complemented by a nude lip, allowing her natural beauty to resonate with the outfit’s grandeur. Accessories were minimal, with a statement ring and delicate earrings, letting the ensemble shine as the centerpiece.

The occasion was a testament to Bollywood’s dedication to Diwali traditions, with Thakur’s fashion-forward take on ethnic wear marking the intersection of culture and contemporary style.

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