Sonakshi Sinha! Perennially and effortlessly glamorous, Sonakshi has traversed a long way in her cinematic career and her off-screen demeanour. On the fashion front, Sonakshi's experimental streak spruced with her fashion stylist Mohit Rai keeps us hooked, booked and cooked. The duo's varied nuances of style have resulted in her versatile fashion arsenal. Sonakshi Sinha exemplified this versatility with two back to back saree sagas. Her stylist Mohit Rai took to Instagram to reminisce these saree moments that were enunciated by an unmistakable air of elegance, confidence, sassiness and effortless charm - all bundled together. Furthermore, she had raised the stakes with a flawless and brilliant beauty game.

One saree vibe from was a conceptually strong, inspired by Nizami royals of Hyderabad cape saree by Mala and Kinnary. The other vibe featured a ruffled floral saree by Arpita Mehta. Here is a closer look. Sonakshi Sinha Is Ethereal, Enchanting and Exquisite in This Photoshoot for Peacock Magazine!

Here is a closer look at Mohit Rai's Instagram post.

 

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Starting out the #MRStylesRewind series is my love for The Sari. Across my ten year long love affair with fashion, I’ve been most attracted to clothing that I resonated with as a child. Most of that was from what I saw in Hindi cinema-Sridevi wearing a chiffon sari on a snow capped mountaintop and Rekha wearing a sensual drape in Utsav. All these women inspired my love and my fatal attraction towards the most versatile and the most flattering piece of clothing in every woman’s wardrobe. The sari is such an aspirational piece of evening clothing and at the same time such an integral part of our events costume. From actors to politicians to stewardesses to doctors to maids to the everyday woman travelling by flight or bus or train or car, is the most compelling form of clothing and can be worn in thousand of variations and drapes and fabrics, and represent so much cultural and religious diversity. Here featured on one of my favourites to work with and a wonderful friend @aslisona wearing a very conceptually strong and inspired but the Nizami royals of Hyderabad, a cape sari by @malaandkinnaryofficial . Followed closely by a talented designer @arpita__mehta another very close friend, who was one of the first people to explore the ruffled sari , which became the most common trend across Indian retail and design now manufactured by hundreds. The one thing to note is that we did both the looks on the same day for two different events. This was a grand day. This look was co-styled with my head cheerleader @miloni_s91 @teammrstyles 🤍🤍🤍

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The trailer launch of Dabanng 3 saw Sona drape an ivory cape saree crafted out of 750 hours of intricate craftsmanship featuring a foiled georgette saree with complimenting pearl tassel border. Jewellery by Amrapali, a slick low gajra adorned bun and subtle makeup of pink lips, winged eyes completed her look.

Sonakshi Sinha in Cape Saree
Sonakshi Sinha in Cape Saree (Photo Credits: Instagram)

For Diwali 2019 festivities, Sonakshi stunned in a raspberry pink pre-stitched ruffle saree teamed with an embroidered blouse coordinated with a hand-embroidered belt. Jewellery by Anmol and Amrapali, a slick hairdo and subtle nude glam completed her look. Sonakshi Sinha Is Fifty Shades of Sensational Scarlet Red in This Photoshoot for Cineblitz.

Sonakshi Sinha in Arpita Mehta
Sonakshi Sinha in Arpita Mehta (Photo Credits: Instagram)

Exuding a subtle charm with her chicness, Sonakshi Sinha's saree sass was brilliantly curated and executed!

Sonakshi Sinha Saree Moments
Sonakshi Sinha Saree Moments (Photo Credits: Instagram)

On the professional front, Sonakshi Sinha was last seen in Dabangg 3 with Salman Khan. She will be seen as social worker Sunderben Jetha Madharparya in Bhuj: The Pride of India featuring alongside Sanjay Dutt, Nora Fatehi, Sharad Kelkar, Ammy Virk and Pranitha Subhash. A biographical war action film directed, co-produced and written by Abhishek Dudhaiya set during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971, it is about the life of IAF Squadron Leader Vijay Karnik, the then in-charge of the Bhuj airport who and his team reconstructed the IAF airbase with the help of 300 local women. The film is scheduled for a release on 14 August 2020

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