Sustainable fashion, 9 years back

Gul Panag reveals wearing mom’s recycled lehenga at her own wedding

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 01:05 PM Mar 15, 2020 IST

Looks like Gul Panag, who got married to pilot Rishi Attari nine years ago, doesn’t believe in ultra-glamorous weddings and couture bridal wear. On her ninth wedding anniversary, Gul Panag shared a couple of photos on Instagram and also shared how she ‘recycled’ her wedding lehenga.

Sharing the photos, Gul wrote, “Nine years. But actually many more. Wearing my mother’s wedding lehenga which she wore again at @sherbirpanag& @keeratkular wedding (same wedding) 3 months ago. Picture 1…”

It’s unusual to hear of a celebrity, who has actually dared to borrow an outfit for their own wedding. Most of the celebs opt for stunning bridal-wear and want a new outfit for every function. In fact, Gul wore her mother-in-law’s wedding outfit at her Sangeet.

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