Namrata Shirodkar exudes regal elegance in a Rs 2,59,800 purple chanderi Anarkali set by Jayanti Reddy, serving up major style goals for the upcoming wedding season.
With the wedding season in full swing, Namrata Shirodkar is setting the bar high with her latest look, showcasing a perfect blend of traditional and contemporary fashion. Sharing photos on Instagram, she described the stunning purple Anarkali set as her ‘forever aesthetic,’ and we couldn’t agree more! The ensemble, designed by the renowned Jayanti Reddy, is ideal for winter weddings, offering warmth and sophistication in equal measure.

Namrata, looking like royalty, wore a deep purple Anarkali set priced at Rs 2,59,800. The outfit features a unique Hyderabadi-inspired aesthetic, with shimmering accents and intricate embroidery. Notably, she swapped the traditional dupatta for a saree, creating a refreshing combination that’s perfect for the wedding season. The Anarkali boasts a high round neckline, full churidar-style sleeves, and a banarasi saree draped elegantly around her waist, cinched with a matching belt to enhance the silhouette.

Former Miss India Namrata expertly embraced the season’s monochromatic trend, taking the look to the next level with striking jewellery. Styled by Nithisha Sriram, her accessories included a multi-layered maharani necklace, a dazzling choker, an extravagant nose ring, a maang tikka, and stud earrings. From white pearls to emeralds, gold, and Kundan pieces, Namrata looked like a royal painting brought to life.
Her hair and makeup completed the regal aesthetic. Makeup artist Tanuja Rajapathruni crafted a bronzed, glowing look with brown and blue eyeshadow, dramatic lashes, and a contoured face, while her hair was styled in a sleek low bun. The ensemble was perfectly rounded off with a matching bindi.

Namrata Shirodkar’s look proves that a vibrant-colored Anarkali, paired with a statement saree or dupatta and bold jewelry, is all you need to shine like a royal queen this festive season.

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