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Hindustan Times
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Dia Mirza Rekhi: Style is a reflection of your journey, your individual voice
Dia Mirza Rekhi's style is in a league of it's own. Not the one to copy or imitate others, she has, right from the beginning of her professional journey, aimed to be original. And been conscious of associating herself only with films and people who align with her vision, rather than for the sake of it. Outfit: Rohit Bal Jewellery: Kishandas & Co. Dia stands out in a signature black jacket from Rohit Bal's ICW collection, Kashgul, embellished with vivid floral embroidery that echoes the lush beauty of Kashmir. Her look is perfectly punctuated with a statement choker by Kishandas & Co., strung with rubies, pearls, and glistening diamond clusters. Outfit: Jayanti Reddy Jewellery: Kishandas & Co. She wears a mint green peplum-sharara set by Jayanti Reddy, brought to life with hand-embroidered sequins and delicate floral threadwork. The look is elevated with statement emerald and diamond jewellery from Kishandas & Co. Her fashion and lifestyle choices too go deeper than surface level. 'Style and wellness are most certainly deeply connected. Style is really a reflection of your journey, it's an individual voice that you have,' says the 43-year-old. Outfit: Tulsi by Neeru Kumar The actor is a vision in a deep purple lehenga set by Tulsi, crafted in lustrous Uppada silk with intricate zari and patra embroidery. The flowing silhouette moves with graceful ease, while the blouse is detailed with ornate embroidery along the sleeves and back. As an actor, looking good on screen is critical. With the looks she possesses, Dia's face card has always been strong. She credits it all to her genes, but reveals she has changed a bit, 'I am just so lucky to be blessed with great DNA, that I have taken so much for granted. I have only recently started doing facials, once in three months. I would not do it before that. I am now in my 40s, and recognize that I need to take more care of my skin.' Outfit: SABE by Sanil & Beenu Makhija Jewellery: Kays Jewels She looks radiant in a green-gold net jacket with dabka, resham and applique work, paired with a pre-draped georgette saree and corset blouse. The yellow sapphire and diamond set from Kays Jewels adds warmth and light. Dia, reflecting on the one constant in her sartorial journey, says, "From my Miss Asia Pacific days to now, I have always been drawn to simplicity, to our rich, cultural heritage, beauty of our handicrafts. That's why what I wear reflects story of our craftsmanship and textiles. Outfit: Rishi & Soujit Jewellery: Kays Jewels Dia wears a midnight blue jacquard satin set with a structured overlap waistcoat and draped skirt, detailed with oxidised grey bead embroidery. She completes the look with diamond jewellery from Kays Jewels. Creative Direction: Shara Ashraf Prayag Mishra Photographer: Abheet Gidwani Stylist: Theia Tekchandaney Hair and makeup: Shraddha Mishra Location: ITC Grand Central Mumbai


News18
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Genelia Deshmukh's Khadi Jamdani Lehenga Captures the Beauty of Indian Textiles
Last Updated: Designed by Gaurang Shah, the khadi jamdani lehenga features motifs inspired by the gardens of Taj Mahal. Fresh off the massive success of Sitaare Zameen Par, Genelia's love for Indian craftsmanship continues with an exquisite ensemble designed by celebrated textile designer Gaurang Shah. Known for her love for honouring Indian crafts through her fashion choices, Genelia looked like a modern-day princess in a traditional jamdani lehenga set. Ahead of the release of her latest Telugu film, Junior, Genelia Deshmukh exuded royalty and grace in a Gaurang Shah khadi jamdani lehenga set at the film's promotional event in Hyderabad. Genelia was joined by filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli, Sreeleela and Kireeti Reddy among others. The hand charkha khadi jamdani was woven in Srikakulam district of Andhra Pradesh and took 18 months to weave. Genelia Deshmukh not only looked surreal in the ensemble but also celebrated the statement piece by posting a series of images of the stylish look on Instagram. The timeless ensemble was from Gaurang Shah's collection Rang Raas, which is a tribute to handmade artistry. The traditional weave, Jamdani which is derived from the Persian words jam (flower) and dani (vase) mirrors the motifs designed on the handwoven muslin fabric. The floral blooms on Genelia's lehenga set are inspired by the Mughal gardens of the iconic Taj Mahal. The woven off-white fabric played the perfect canvas for the multi-coloured woven floral motifs adding a pop of colour to Genelia's traditional style. Styled by celebrity stylists Pranay Jaitly and Shounak Amonkar of Who Wore What When, Genelia's traditional look was further enhanced with handcrafted jewellery pieces from Kishandas & Co. Every heritage statement piece featuring chandbalis, a choker set, kadas and hair accessories added traditional opulence to Genelia's look. Genelia's kohl-laden eyes and braided hair styled with vibrant orange flowers set the tone for the traditional Indian wedding look for brides to be. Genelia's makeup was done by celebrity makeup artist Audrey Sangma and her hair was styled by celebrity hair stylist Jyoti Sawant. Directed by Radhakrishna Reddy, Junior is slated for release on July 18. Beyond Junior, Genelia Deshmukh has an exciting slate of projects lined-up. Her upcoming ventures include a horror-comedy directed by Ram Gopal Verma, titled Police Station Mein Bhoot. Genelia also has the action-romance-drama Gunmaster G9, where the actress will share screen space with Emraan Hashmi. view comments First Published: July 17, 2025, 18:52 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.


Time of India
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Interview! Femina Miss India World 2023 Nandini Gupta: I want to make history & bring home the Miss World crown
Nandini Gupta Nandini Gupta (Femina Miss India World 2023) is all set to represent India at the 72nd Miss World Festival pageant, which will be held at HITEX Exhibition Centre in Hyderabad, Telangana, on May 31. Hailing from Kota, Rajasthan, the 21-year-old says, 'It feels surreal to be able to stand on stage and proudly declare myself as an Indian representative, and that, too, when the competition is happening in my own country.' Outfit by Abhishek Sharma; Jewellery by Prism Coming from a humble farming background, Nandini says, 'I'm a product of passion, purpose and a lot of courage thanks to my farming roots. I learned discipline from the soil and patience from the seasons.' Outfit by Rohit Gandhi & Rahul Khanna; Jewellery by Prism Trained under some of India's best known industry experts, Nandini's transformation reflects what focused preparation and holistic training can achieve. The business and finance graduate will be competing in various rounds, such as Miss World - Beauty With A Purpose, Miss World - Top Model, Miss World - Multi-Media Award, Miss World - Sports Challenge, Miss World - Talent and Miss World - Head To Head Challenge. Outfit by Gaurang Shah; Jewellery by Kishandas & Co Having witnessed the challenges faced by her uncle, who lived with Down Syndrome, Nandini's Beauty With A Purpose project Ekta champions inclusion and empowerment for the differently-abled community. Nandini's national costume by Gaurang Shah is a rare jugalbandi of jamdani, uniting Andhra's gold zari leheria with Maharashtra's intricate Bangdi Mor — four peacocks in a bangle. Draped on hand-charkha khadi, the ensemble sings of heritage and craftsmanship. Her national costume has been meticulously woven over three years. Outfit by Minh Tuan; Jewellery by Jet Gems, Studio 6 Jewels She adds, 'I am motivated to work harder when I see young girls wanting to be like me. As you go through the journey, you learn to express your purpose, thoughts and feelings together — that's what pageantry is all about. The fact that this is happening in my own country is what makes it even more special. I really want to make history and win the title on my home soil. My dream of participating in a pageant began thanks to Aishwarya Rai. I also admire Priyanka Chopra for the way she made a mark globally.' Trainers and Partners One step to a healthier you—join Times Health+ Yoga and feel the change