Janhvi Kapoor wears a embellished fish-cut lehenga by designer Jayanti Reddy

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Updated At : 09:03 AM Jul 30, 2025 IST

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Janhvi Kapoor on Monday channelled her inner desi girl but with a modern twist at India Couture Week in Delhi.

The diva strutted down the ramp for designer Jayanti Reddy in an exquisite embellished fish cut lehenga with saree like pleats from below knees. She paired the blush pink lehenga with a blouse featuring a plunging sweetheart neckline. The cold-shoulder sleeves were adorned with beaded chain embellishments draping over the upper arms, adding a regal, jewelry-inspired effect.

The long duppatta was draped in a modern way, and no doubt, it perfectly reimagined the Indian ethnic ensemble.

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