Keerthy Suresh radiates sunshine with traditional chic in a bright mustard yellow suit
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Keerthy Suresh never disappoints us, especially when it comes to her ethnic fashion. Her outfits often grab the limelight and rightly so. In her recent Instagram post, Keerthy embraced the “humble” trend in an ethnic way. She opted for a mustard yellow pair Kurta-Churidar set from clothing brand Re-Ceremonial and looked absolutely stunning. Keerthy’s traditional OOTD featured thin straps and a round neckline, which was adorned with intricate mirrorwork, representing floral shapes. Similar features were seen on the deep-cut back. Wide zari borders in a metallic golden shade at the hem provided the right kind of sparkle. Keerthy completed her outfit with matching churidar pants. A dupatta of the same color was draped around her neck. Golden earrings It shone through her messy braided hairstyle.
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Keerthy Suresh opted for fusion ethnic wear on the occasion of Tamil New Year. She won our hearts in an embellished outfit. Kurta Sharara set. his golden shirt It features buti work with contrasting pink and green scalloped border near the neckline. She opted for a contrasting soft peach-toned sharara skirt and sheer yellow DupattaKeeping it subtle, she completed her festive-ready look with dewy makeup.
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Keerthy Suresh has some of the most fashionable items in her wardrobe. However, her Indo-Western collection has grabbed everyone’s attention. Earlier, she exuded pure boho summer vibes in a multi-hued co-ord set in turquoise, yellow, white and black. The actress made a fashionable statement in a beautiful ethnic silhouette designed by ace designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee in collaboration with H&M.
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