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Renowned for their classic allure and enduring charm, saris stand as wardrobe essentials that transcend passing trends and impulsive fads. Tarun Tahiliani, hailed as the maestro of drapes, delves into indigenous crafts to reinterpret them for the contemporary woman. Few embody this timeless grace better than Sobhita Dhulipala. Not only did she grace the FDCI x Lakmē Fashion Week runway last March, draped in a striking red criss-cross bodice designed by Tahiliani, but she has also elegantly adorned his creations on numerous occasions.

In a recent appearance, Sobhita Dhulipala mesmerized onlookers in an ivory sari adorned with pearls. Despite its serene shade, this hue has surprisingly maintained a firm hold on Indian couture. From Alia Bhatt’s bridal sari to Deepika Padukone’s Anamika Khanna jumpsuit and cape set at the NMACC launch night, and even gracing the runways of India Couture Week and Lakmē Fashion Week X FDCI, ivory has undisputedly claimed the title of the “classic” color for an extended period.

In the ever-changing landscape of fashion, Sobhita Dhulipala stands as a beacon of style, seamlessly blending tradition with modernity through Tarun Tahiliani’s iconic creations. As she effortlessly channels the grace of timeless saris, it becomes evident that some fashion choices are not merely fleeting trends but investment pieces that echo the spirit of enduring elegance.