Malavika Mohanan’s Bright Red Kilt Made to brighten up the festival days
Malavika Mohanan’s Onam celebration shines in beautiful red Kilt
Malavika Mohanan’s minimal yet elegant looks often grab attention. The actress loves to give a dose of glamour, especially when it comes to ethnic style. She once again showed all the elegance at the Onam 2024 celebrations. In an Instagram post, the actress posted a few pictures of herself clicked at the beach and wished everyone a “Happy Onam”. She looked stunning in a red dress Kilt From women’s ethnic wear brand Ekaya. There was a specialty in her outfit Banarasi The skirt which has floral motifs all over it. The halter neck blouse with unique cutouts on the sleeves and back was the perfect pairing to elevate her look. She completed her OOTD with a sheer Dupatta which came with a matching ornate border. With a golden colour earrings And a matching bangle was enough to make a statement.
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Yudhra The actress has specially designed ethnic wear for all kinds of festivals. Earlier, she celebrated Malayalam New Year Vishu in a very beautiful way. Kasavu SareesMalavika Mohanan channels her inner diva in traditional attire. Saree This beautiful dress from Kerala has golden borders. She looked absolutely gorgeous and paired it with a stunning red blouse with short sleeves. She wore gold earrings and bangles to complete her look.
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She won everyone’s heart with her look for Valentine’s Day. She chose a beautiful pink color Salwar Suit from Surina Choudhary’s collection. It includes a long pink kurta with delicate embroidery, matching palazzo and a simple Dupatta In the same colours. Kajal-lined eyes, soft blush cheeks and nude lipstick perfectly complemented the light colours of her outfit. Malavika Mohanan also opted for a middle-parted hairstyle and two sleek front braids completed her hairstyle.
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