Alia Bhatt's Maharashtrian look in peach saree to Shahid and Mira twinning in white: WAVES 2025 day 1 best looks
Day 1 of the inaugural edition of the World Audio Visual and Entertainment Summit or WAVES 2025 was nothing short of buzzy since celebs such as Shah Rukh Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Aamir Khan, Ranbir Kapoor, Deepika Padukone, Alia Bhatt and many others attended the event in an array of eye-catching outfits. Also read | WAVES 2025: Shah Rukh Khan, Rajinikanth, Aamir Khan, Chiranjeevi, Mohanlal assemble for conversation on cinema
While Alia brought a splash of bright colours in her pink and peach nauvari saree, actor Shahid Kapoor in an all-white suit and wife Mira Rajput in a white shirt with red waistcoat and matching pants kept things classic. Ahead, a look at who wore what to WAVES 2025 day 1 at Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai on Thursday:
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Alia Bhatt decided to wear a nauvari saree, a traditional style of wearing a saree that originated in Maharashtra, to WAVES 2025 opening. Her custom Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla saree was paired with a sleeveless blouse, hand-embroidered in resham, pearls, and crystals.
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If you're looking to style a sharp business look with flared pants and a waistcoat over a crisp white shirt, Mira Rajput just showed how to pull it off. Her dark red waistcoat with tie details added a sophisticated touch to her outfit. Her crisp white shirt with short sleeves is a classic choice that provided a clean canvas for her outfit.
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Deepika wore a custom sand-coloured kurta designed by Masaba Gupta, embroidered with similar tones of intricate floral motifs and tiny stones. Deepika sported a matching salwar and dupatta with a stunning border featuring floral cutwork.
Sobhita's saree at WAVES 2025 was truly captivating. Floral embroidery adorned the opulent fabric of the actor's brown saree, giving it an exquisite royal touch. She wore her ethnic Indian look with heavy jewellery.
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The actor chose a Lajjoo C saree in pale pink colour. Her organza and brocade saree has marodi embroidery highlights, featuring floral motifs in gold along the border. She paired it with a pista green blouse.
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He wore sharp blue jacket with a front zipper and matching trousers to WAVES 2025, and completed the look with not one but two statement hoop earrings on his right ear lobe.
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Vicky's look proves that the evergreen bandhgala has stood the test of time. At WAVES 2025, the actor showed that the bandhgala is never going out of style with his sharp blue look.
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