The inaugural event of the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre took the Bollywood industry by a storm. With the central theme of the event being `India in Fashion`, B-town stars took this opportunity to collaborate with some of the most talented and accomplished fashion designers of India, showcasing their best ensembles and making a statement. Let us have a look at how the stars achieved the theme of the night with their sartorial choices.
1) Vicky Kaushal
It was not just the night that was star-studded, but also `Uri` star, Vicky Kaushal`s ensemble. Dressed in the Rohit Gandhi Rahul Khanna label, Vicky looked suave in a velvet navy blue bandhgala. Embellished with hand-embroidered tonal crystals, the bandghala surely made Vicky look like royalty.
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2) Shahid Kapoor
Known for being experimental, `Farzi` star Shahid Kapoor did not shy away from doing the same this time as well. Shahid looked dapper, donning a black tuxedo, covered in gold foil embellishments. The tux also featured intricate embroidery on its shoulders. The ensemble was a Falguni Shane Peacock creation, the brand that also dressed Rashmika Mandanna.
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3) Karan Johar
Apart from his glamorous and larger than life movies, Bollywood film-maker Karan Johar is known for his eccentric and wacky sense of style. Living up to his brand, KJo showed up to the event in a custom long coat that featured 2700 human hours of intricate golden hand embroidery, inspired by `Bidri`, a traditional metal craft of India. The coat was accompanied by a shirt with a dramatic bow collar and to bring the look together, Karan donned a pair of his signature quirky glasses.The outfit was created by fashion designer Rahul Mishra.
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4) Sidharth Malhotra
Bollywood star Sidharth Malhotra, who recently got married to actress Kiara Advani made an entrance at the event with his actress-wife in a matching ensemble, designed by the Manish Malhotra label. Sidharth looked handsome as ever, as he wore a beige geometric threadwork kurta, layered by a matching embroidered blazer.
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