Nargis Fakhri played showstopper for Romaa at the FDCI x Lakme Fashion Week in a purple and gold anarkali

The Azhar star who has been on a break from making films, flew back from New York to play showstopper at the FDCI x Lakme Fashion Week today.

Updated on Mar 28, 2022  |  02:10 PM IST |  1M
Nargis Fakhri played showstopper for Romaa at the FDCI x Lakme Fashion Week in a purple and gold anarkali
Nargis Fakhri played showstopper for Romaa at the FDCI x Lakme Fashion Week in a purple and gold anarkali

Today marks the last day of the joint fashion week between FDCI and Lakme Fashion Week. The 5-day event which has been taking place in Delhi has been an excellent platform both for new designers and renowned labels to showcase their creations on a large platform. 

Today, Label Romaa put forth a grand showcase of her latest collection, Jharoka Couture '22, that was inspired by heritage and traditional art forms. The designer's idea was to tailor-make a closet for every modern woman. Actress and model Nargis Fakhri flew down from New York City to play showstopper for the designer. She rocked a deep purple full-sleeve anarkali kurta which was equal parts elegant and royal. This was worn over flared palazzo pants. The outfit came with a matching dupatta that was the show-stealer. Her purple dupatta bore intricate gold embroidery that added a regal touch to her simple kurta as she made her comeback by sashaying down on the ramp. 

Her long locks were styled into voluminous curls that framed her face well. A dewy glow, flushed cheeks, filled-in brows, and lips that almost matched her outfit completed Fakhri's show-stopping look for the event. 

Additionally, statement jewels including heavy earrings, a simple yet elegant nath, and gold haath-phool rounded off the Rockstar actress' look well. 

What are your thoughts on Nargis' showstopper look for the day in Label Romaa? Comment below and let us know. 

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