Kriti Sanon turns muse for Manish Malhotra’s bridal edition Nooraniyat

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Updated At : 12:51 PM Aug 25, 2021 IST

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The week-long India Couture Week 2021 kick-started in New Delhi on Monday (August 23) with Manish Malhotra launching his bridal edition titled Nooraniyat. The designer found his perfect muse for the collection and it was none other than Mimi star, Kriti Sanon.

Kriti was the virtual showstopper for the collection and she certainly did justice to it. The stunner wore a red and gold patterned bridal lehenga, which featured a blouse with a dipped neckline and an embellished skirt. Paired with it was a sheer red dupatta with a gold border. The heavy gold pattern work added opulence to Kriti’s look.

Talking about Nooraniyat, Manish Malhotra says, “My bridal edition is an amalgamation of moods and emotions of the brides…”

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