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News18
08-08-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Kavya Trehan's Bridal Charm Has Ridhi Mehra Written All Over It
Actor Kavya Trehan turns muse for fashion designer Ridhi Mehra's bridal couture collection, Becoming Her. Actor Kavya Trehan celebrates the various emotions of a bride in Ridhi Mehra's bridal couture collection, Becoming Her. With her quiet intensity and unconventional spirit, Kavya, who was last seen in the Netflix series The Royals, perfectly embodies the story Ridhi Mehra set out to tell, that is, of a bride not defined by ceremony, but by emotion. 'Becoming Her is an ode to every woman who has ever imagined herself as a bride — not in ceremony, but in spirit. It is a tender, theatrical, and dreamlike exploration of what it means to carry that vision quietly, long before the moment arrives," says Ridhi Mehra. Every piece adorned by Kavya in this collection allows every bride to honour her memories, celebrate her personality, and step into her moment in her own way. On collaborating with Kavya, Ridhi Mehra says, 'At Ridhi Mehra, our bridal couture is rooted in emotion; it isn't just about what a bride wears, but what she feels. Kavya Trehan felt like a natural muse for Becoming Her — not just because of her striking presence, but because of the spirit she carries. Kavya has this rare ability to wear emotion with grace to be powerful and soft, grounded yet imaginative, all at once. That duality mirrors what Becoming Her is all about nostalgia, anticipation, empowerment." Here's what Kavya Trehan was styled in for Ridhi Mehra's bridal couture collection: The Classic Red Lehenga Kavya Trehan exudes tradition and emotion through this classic red lehenga set. Crafted in raw silk, the blouse and lehenga are embroidered with patterns inspired by patola motifs and enhanced with intricate marodi detailing. A nod to classic Indian craftsmanship with a fresh, modern touch, Kavya's bridal look is completed with a matching net dupatta with delicate embroidery. Designed to mirror the moment where a bride feels overwhelmed with emotion — a mix of joy, anticipation, and reflection — this look captures the essence of Becoming Her, rooted in tradition yet deeply personal. Kavya Trehan's hair is worn in a sleek braid, adorned with a custom resham-embroidered fabric crafted as a hair accessory, tied together with a gota parandi for a traditional finish. The Handloom Tissue Lehenga Kavya Trehan's look is rooted in sentiment, echoing the timeless memories captured in the wedding photographs of your mother dressed as a bride. It's a tribute to the generations before, reimagined for the bride of today. Crafted in a blend of two luxurious and richly textured handloom tissue fabrics, this lehenga set features a fuchsia-orange embroidered blouse and lehenga. Paired with a matching tissue dupatta featuring delicate embroidery, the look strikes a perfect balance between heritage and high-shine celebration. Styled with bejewelled hair, a soft blush-toned makeup look, and a classic braid adorned with gajra, Kavya's look channels vintage beauty with a modern soul. The Ivory Organza Lehenga Kavya embodies the modern-age bride, rooted in tradition but styled with an edge. A striking blend of contemporary silhouette and traditional craftsmanship, the ivory embroidered organza lehenga is paired with a chanderi sherwani-style blouse with a jewelled back detail. Bold yet graceful, the bridal ensemble is completed with a delicate, net-embroidered veil, adding ethereal softness to the statement look. Kavya's bridal look is further enhanced with specially crafted kalires, organza floral accents with pearl detailing, and a sleek tied-up hairstyle. First Published: August 08, 2025, 08:44 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
New Indian Express
05-08-2025
- Lifestyle
- New Indian Express
Bridal tale woven with emotion
Brides have their own unique choices when it comes to picking the perfect outfit for their big day. It's often an emotional, time-intensive process, one that Ridhi Mehra understands deeply. With an eye for elegance and a deep understanding of modern bridal sensibilities, she introduces her latest collection, 'Becoming Her', now available in Hyderabad. Every ensemble has been crafted with the bride's preferences at heart, offering a blend of tradition and contemporary flair. CE caught up with the designer as she unveiled her new store and collection in the city. Excerpts Tell us about your new store in Hyderabad. Why did you choose this city? After our flagship in Delhi, Hyderabad felt like the natural next step. The demand from this city was growing consistently, our client base here is strong and very connected to our aesthetic. Even though our designs are more contemporary compared to what's traditionally seen here, we noticed that Hyderabadis are open to experimentation. It's a conservative market in some ways, but also one that's evolving and embracing change. That balance really works for our brand. What inspired the new collection, 'Becoming Her'? This is our second bridal collection, and we've gone bigger this time, both in scale and vision. Priced between Rs 2 to Rs 4 lakhs, it offers a sweet spot for brides seeking exclusivity without going overboard. 'Becoming Her' captures the emotional transition of a woman becoming a bride — her dreams, her hesitations, her excitement. It's about the anticipation before the big day. We've designed the collection for the girl who's still waiting for her special someone, but has already found her perfect outfit!
Hans India
01-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Ridhi Mehra Unveils ‘Becoming Her' Bridal Collection in Hyderabad
Renowned designer Ridhi Mehra launched her latest bridal couture collection, "Becoming Her,' recently, at a star-studded event hosted by Aashi Jain and Vandana Arora. Celebrating the individuality of modern brides, the collection blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary silhouettes, featuring intricate Resham work, gold jari, and sculpted blouses in vibrant hues. Influencers, socialites, and guests like Trishala Kamath and Tanusha Bajaj witnessed an emotional runway show reflecting a bride's transformative journey. With 'Becoming Her,' Mehra invites brides to embrace their stories, honor their essence, and step into marriage with style and soul.
Daily Mail
03-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Love Island's Lochan Nowacki appears to take thinly-veiled swipe at ex-girlfriend Whitney Adebayo in cryptic social media post
Love Island's Lochan Nowacki appeared to take thinly-veiled swipe at his ex-girlfriend Whitney Adebayo on Friday. The couple announced last week that they had gone their separate ways, with Whitney, 27, hinting that it was Lochan's decision by writing 'I'm broken'. Now, Lochan has shared a cryptic post to social media, which included a smouldering snap and quote. In what appeared to be a swipe at his ex, the caption read: 'Cheeky tb and friendly reminder surround yourself with positive vibrations always.' An accompanying quote read: 'In your own life, you could set yourself the expectation that you're a good parent or you're a high performer at work, and so surrounding yourself with these vibrations cause you to live your life t that level. 'It's Law of Attraction 101.' It comes just days after Whitney broke her silence after announcing she had split from her co-star and boyfriend of two years. She claimed in a TikTok video that Lochan had 'stopped choosing her' and walked away from the relationship. The video was part of an online series called Becoming Her, where Whitney speaks in diary entry-style videos about her thoughts and feelings. Episode four of the series addressed her break-up with Lochan and dismissed any claims of infidelity and revealed it was a case of 'right person, wrong time'. Whitney has spoken about the split since, telling her followers she feels 'heartbroken' as she navigates life as a single woman. Discussing her choice to start the diary-style series, Whitney said: 'Get ready with me while I tell you why I started my Becoming Her series. 'I've always loved quotes, reading, poems, all that kind of jazz. I know I'm a TV personality and I was also an A student and I have a Bachelor of Science degree. 'I don't know about you guys, but are you not tired of consuming meaningless content on social media. Because I am. It comes after Whitney broke her silence after announcing she had split from her co-star and boyfriend of two years Lochan Nowacki 'Don't get it twisted, I do enjoy my make-up and fashion videos but recently I've been craving a little bit more depth. 'I just don't think that everyone online is happy, this is life and we're all going through it and I wanted to give my viewers an insight to that. 'I'll be real I do struggle with vulnerability, but I saw a quote a few years ago and it stuck. 'I saw it again recently and it said: Maybe the thing you're most scared of, is the thing you should be doing 'It kind of woke up the poet in me and not only am I healing myself but I'm also helping others and correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that the whole point of influencing? 'The amount of messages I've received this week I'm thinking we're all going through it. So why can't we talk about it? 'I used to think that vulnerability was a weakness, but the more I realise it's actually a strength that I can't wait to master. 'To people saying it's cringe, didn't being bait used to be cringe? Now everyone wants followers. 'Didn't TikTok dances used to be cringe? Now everyone's dancing. Wasn't influencing cringe? Now everyone wants to be an influencer. 'Everyone can comprehend a rap and a song - but a poem? And it's not even a poem. It's a diary entry. 'When I was rapping everyone can be a baddie and a lady, it was yay. But now I'm saying I'm heartbroken it's boo. 'You guys be acting inhuman sometimes. Because you can't tell me you've never been through heartbreak. 'It's so real. People die from heartbreak. Literally, you can die from a broken heart - fun fact. 'Honestly I just can't win. Anyway guys, this is your sign to do that content. They'll catch up with you later.'
Daily Mail
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Love Island star Whitney Adebayo breaks her silence on split from co-star and boyfriend Lochan Nowacki as she admits she is 'heartbroken'
Love Island star Whitney Adebayo has broken her silence after announcing she had split from her co-star and boyfriend of two years Lochan Nowacki. The couple announced last week that they had gone their separate ways, with Whitney, 27, hinting that it was Lochan's decision by writing 'I'm broken'. She later clarified in a TikTok video that earlier this month on April 4, Lochan had 'stopped choosing her' and walked away from the relationship. The video was apart of an online series called Becoming Her, where Whitney speaks in diary entry-style videos about her thoughts and feelings. Episode four of the series addressed her break-up with Lochan and dismissed any claims of infidelity and revealed it was a case of 'right person, wrong time'. Whitney has spoken about the split for the first time since, telling her followers she feels 'heartbroken' as she navigates life as a single woman. Discussing her choice to start the diary-style series, Whitney said: 'Get ready with me while I tell you why I started my Becoming Her series. 'I've always loved quotes, reading, poems, all that kind of jazz. I know I'm a TV personality and I was also an A student and I have a Bachelor of Science degree. 'I don't know about you guys, but are you not tired of consuming meaningless content on social media. Because I am. 'Don't get it twisted, I do enjoy my make-up and fashion videos but recently I've been craving a little bit more depth. 'I just don't think that everyone online is happy, this is life and we're all going through it and I wanted to give my viewers an insight to that. 'I'll be real I do struggle with vulnerability, but I saw a quote a few years ago and it stuck. 'I saw it again recently and it said: Maybe the thing you're most scared of, is the thing you should be doing 'It kind of woke up the poet in me and not only am I healing myself but I'm also helping others and correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that the whole point of influencing? 'The amount of messages I've received this week I'm thinking we're all going through it. So why can't we talk about it? 'I used to think that vulnerability was a weakness, but the more I realise it's actually a strength that I can't wait to master. 'To people saying it's cringe, didn't being bait used to be cringe? Now everyone wants followers. 'Didn't TikTok dances used to be cringe? Now everyone's dancing. Wasn't influencing cringe? Now everyone wants to be an influencer. 'Everyone can comprehend a rap and a song - but a poem? And it's not even a poem. It's a diary entry. 'When I was rapping everyone can be a baddie and a lady, it was yay. But now I'm saying I'm heartbroken it's boo. 'You guys be acting inhuman sometimes. Because you can't tell me you've never been through heartbreak. 'It's so real. People die from heartbreak. Literally, you can die from a broken heart - fun fact. 'Honestly I just can't win. Anyway guys, this is your sign to do that content. They'll catch up with you later.'
