Sharvari turns into a goddess in the Garden of Eden in this all-floral corset gown

Bewitching us with her high-fashion looks occasionally, Sharvari Wagh has created a strong niche for herself in the streets of glam and fashion. Her style statements are one of a kind, exploring the realms of traditional to contemporary notes, and she is often seen commanding attention with her different fashion aesthetics.

Redefining the tunes of maximalist fashion, the diva was seen embracing spring in statement floral couture that looked breathtaking. Styled by Anaita Shroff, Sharvari wore a dreamy piece by Saaksha & Kinni worth Rs 45,000. The iconic piece featured off-shoulder sweetheart neckline detailing that exuded sheer grace and chic fashion.

The upper body of the gown included a corset-like bodice that soon flared into a voluminous flared skirt with minimal pleats around the waistline. The asymmetrical hemline with a sweeping wild trail added an ethereal show and took the whole look to another level.



However, the enchanting charm does not stop here, as she wore a long matching structured-flared coat with the gown that perfectly showcased the rich mosaic of colours and gave us a hint of the wild floral beauty we crave. The floral detailing was purely hand-embroidered and added a raw, authentic touch to the silhouette, which enhanced the overall appearance of the gown set.

The oversized coat came for 34,000, taking the whole price of the gown set to Rs 79,000, and Sharvari proved to be hype-worthy with her chic feminine charm. She added a minimal show of accessories and just wore a pair of chandelier earrings but opted for a luxurious touch and wore sleek Bellini Beauty leather heels from Aquazzura, priced at Rs 69,000, in striking red colour.


Showing off her perfectly carved jawline and luminous clean skin, she chose to keep a neat base with feathered eyebrows, decorated muted eyes, a hint of pink blush, and finished off the makeup touch with scarlet red matte lips. Tying her hair into a messy low bun with loose front strands, she exuded a poised French lady aesthetic and redefined the realms of maximalist spring fashion.



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