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Bollywood actor and environmental advocate Dia Mirza donned a striking hand-woven ensemble—crafted for Rs 54,500. It comprises a zari-linen kurta set styled with a complementary linen dupatta. Overall look, covered by Bollywood Hungama, is described as “quiet luxury done right”.
Styled by Theia Tekchandaney, the outfit merges Indian weaving craftsmanship with modern silhouette. Therefore making a statement that sustainable fashion need not compromise on elegance.
The Ensemble Breakdown
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Kurta set: The main set is from hand-woven fabric with zari weave, featuring a subtle metallic sheen that elevates the linen base. The cut: A-line with a fitted bodice, V-neckline trimmed in metallic lace, and puff-sleeves add gentle volume.
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Pants: Matching tapered pants in the same zari-linen fabric maintain cohesion and modern tailoring.
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Dupatta: A contrasting Topaz-hued linen dupatta with delicate gota and kinari work rounds off the set—bringing traditional detail into a minimalist story.
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Styling details: Finally she paired the ensemble with minimalist jewellery, a subtle red bindi and soft makeup, allowing the rich fabric and colour to take centre stage. Her choice of dark-green sandals provided just enough contrast.
Why This Look Matters
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Sustainable luxury: The outfit uses hand-woven textiles and emphasises craftsmanship—a nod to slow fashion over fast trends.
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Modern Indian elegance: The combination of traditional materials (zari, linen, gota work) with contemporary silhouette (kurta-pant set) makes it both rooted and relevant.
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Refined colour and texture: Thus sunny, metallic-inflected yellow hue and zari weave bring brightness without flash—illustrating what quiet luxury can look like.
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Celebrity as advocate: Hence Dia known for her environmental advocacy, reinforces her personal brand through wardrobe choices that reflect her values of mindful consumption.
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