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Trunal Sahuji
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At the much-anticipated Diwali soiree hosted by designer Manish Malhotra, Nita Ambani made a grand entrance that instantly drew attention.
She walked in alongside Radhika Merchant, both draped in couture sarees, but Nita’s look became a central focus among fashion circles.
While Radhika wore an ivory chiffon saree embellished with silver thread and sequins, Nita opted for a silver sequined saree from Malhotra’s signature collection.
The saree featured chevron detailing and a structured drape that blended modern cut with heritage elegance.
The Statement: Massive Emerald Earrings
What truly elevated Nita’s look—and turned heads—were her boulder-sized emerald earrings.
These rare, heart-shaped Colombian emeralds (drawn from her personal collection) added a dramatic, jewel-centric contrast to the silver palette.
Rather than overwhelm, they acted as the singular focal point—pulling the eyes toward her face and lending regal gravitas to the ensemble.
Her jewelry ensemble also included a matching emerald-diamond bracelet, though the earrings remained the showstoppers.
Styling: Chignon, Makeup & Minimalism
Makeup emphasized a luminous complexion—think feathered brows, kohl-lined eyes, softly blushed cheeks, mascara-defined lashes, and a glossy fuchsia lip. The look balanced shine with softness.
She avoided competing necklaces or heavy accessories, letting the earrings and her saree speak for themselves. The restraint in accessory layering reinforced the sophistication of the styling.
Why the Look Resonated
Several factors made this appearance resonate:
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Contrast & Focus: The green emeralds against silver created a striking visual contrast. Instead of blending in, the earrings became the statement piece.
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Heritage Meets Modernity: The sequined saree (a more modern festive choice) coupled with heirloom gems bridged tradition and contemporary luxe.
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Commanding Simplicity: In a room of opulence, her minimal accessory approach stood out. By not overlayering, she allowed each design element to breathe.
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Curation & Legacy: Using pieces from her own collection lent personal history and meaningful weight to the outfit—her jewelry wasn’t just decorative, but part of her identity.
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