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Pink Villa
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Trisha Krishnan wears mermaid-style blingy lehenga for Thug Life promotion, perfect for wedding sangeet
When the opportunity of embracing ethnic fashion shows up, Trisha Krishnan reigns supreme. The South Indian heartthrob, with her bewitching beauty and fashion A-game, can make anyone stop and admire. Yet again, the diva served an awe-inspiring neo-ethnic look, which was every inch ravishing. With her alluring diamond set, Krishnan turned up the glamor meter of her navy blue sway. Trisha Krishnan stepped out for the audio launch ceremony of her upcoming film, Thug Life, garnering awe and attention with her elegant fashion. The actress wore a mesmerizing lehenga set from the brand Mishru. She exuded unparalleled grace in this designer couture as it followed a unique, contemporary style of tailoring. Starting with the gorgeous top, the bodice featured a structured silhouette with a strapless, subtle sweetheart neckline. The U-shaped hemline of the blouse, sultrily revealing the diva's waist, exuded modern glamor. The cupped stitching with the body-hugging blouse perfectly accentuated Trisha's form. The skirt of the lehenga embodied the perfect mermaid scale aesthetic. Beginning a little lower on the waist, the skirt boasted a cinching silhouette till the knees before cascading into flared bottoms. Unlike usual fish-cut skirts, Krishnan's flair featured a rather voluminous structure, creating a statement-making fit. The Mishru brand follows a whimsical floral and botanical signature design that reflected quite lavishly on the Identity actress's neo-ethnic sway. The ensemble highlighted hand-embroidered wildflower motifs, decorated with shimmery sequins. This intricate art fully spanned both the blouse and the skirt, serving an impeccable artisanal flair. The light, tulle dupatta balanced Trisha's heavily embellished lehenga. However, it did feature a scalloped, wildflower appliqué border. The actress beautifully slung the dupatta on her shoulders like a cape. This drape style elevated the contemporary appeal of her lehenga. Trisha Krishnan's gorgeous diamond set For the jewelry, the Road actress opted for lavish diamond jewelry from the brand GRT Jewellers. She adorned a delicate diamond neckpiece, trimmed with strings of dangling diamonds, perfectly complementing her mermaid fashion vibe. She wore matching earrings and a statement diamond ring to complete her outfit with sparkle and brilliance. The South Indian beauty maven flaunted a glowy glam for this fit with a warm base topped with light blush, highlighter, and contour. She accentuated her eyes with kohl and eyeliner and completed her glam with a glossed-up nude lipstick. The diva side-swept her hair with her curled-up front strands framing her face gorgeously.
The Hindu
30-04-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
Gold glitters for Tiruchi's jewellery businesses on Akshaya Tritya
Market sentiment remained buoyant on Wednesday as customers flocked to jewellery stores in Tiruchi to purchase gold on the occasion of Akshaya Tritya. 'This has been a good year for customers who had pre-booked their purchases, as the gold rates would also be fixed for that day. Gold jewellery savings schemes have also helped those who are on a budget, to plan ahead,' S. Vadivu, general manager, Tanishq, told The Hindu. Ms. Vadivu added that several buyers in Tiruchi waited specifically for Akshaya Tritya to make their purchase. 'Buying gold on this auspicious day is believed to bring good fortune,' she said. Traders said that the price of 22 carat gold dropped to ₹8,975 per gram in the afternoon on Wednesday, from ₹8,980 in the morning. 'The price fluctuation late in the day may not reach the ordinary customer. However, we expect bulk gold buyers and ornament manufacturers to benefit from the price drop. In the long run, the gold must become cheaper in order to sustain business,' said J. Rajnikanth, a city gemmologist and entrepreneur. At GRT Jewellers, Akshaya Tritya yielded average business as most customers were finding 22 carat gold unaffordable, said a store official. 'We have started offering ornaments in 18 and 14 carats for those who are on a budget, as even a small difference in pricing can help in saving money,' he said. Industry sources said that despite gold prices in India being hit by volatility in the global markets, the yellow metal was still an attractive investment for many people. 'It is the most preferred purchase for those who want to save their disposable income. Gold can be transported or encashed on demand, unlike immovable assets. People prefer to buy gold irrespective of their economic background. Akshaya Tritya is considered to be an auspicious day for this,' said Diljit Shah, managing partner, N. Gopaldas Jewellery.
Time of India
29-04-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Celebrate Akshaya Tritiya with GRT Jewellers, a promise of prosperity
Celebrate Akshaya Tritiya with GRT Jewellers, a promise of prosperity Founded in 1964, GRT Jewellers has grown from modest beginnings into one of the most trusted names in the jewellery industry. With a legacy spanning over 60 years, the brand is celebrated for its unwavering commitment to quality and craftsmanship. Offering a wide selection of gold, diamonds, platinum, silver, and gemstones, GRT has earned the trust of its customers across 63 branches, including 62 in South India and one in Singapore. Today, the brand continues to uphold its values of excellence while expanding its reach and offerings. Carrying this legacy forward, GRT Jewellers launches a special campaign for this occasion, titled ' Akshaya Tritiya Celebration '. The campaign will be called ' Akshaya Tritiyai Kondattam ' in Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry, 'Akshaya Tritiya Vedukalu' in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, and 'Akshaya Tritiya Sambrama' in Karnataka. As part of the celebration, GRT presents an exclusive selection of six offers: Rs 250 off per gram on gold jewellery purchases, Rs 75 extra per gram on old gold jewellery exchange, and Rs 12,500 off per carat on diamond value. Additional offers include 10 per cent off uncut diamond values, 25 per cent off making charges for silver articles and anklets, and 10 per cent off MRP for silver jewellery. Disclaimer - The above content is non-editorial, and TIL hereby disclaims any and all warranties, expressed or implied, relating to it, and does not guarantee, vouch for or necessarily endorse any of the content. Stay informed with the latest business news, updates on bank holidays and public holidays . Master Value & Valuation with ET! Learn to invest smartly & decode financials. Limited seats at 33% off – Enroll now!
