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Soft silk, golden borders and heirloom jewels — Khushi Kapoor’s Raw Mango saree look defines refined festive glamour.
Khushi Kapoor wears a Raw Mango saree to Sonam Kapoor’s baby shower.
When Khushi Kapoor stepped out draped in a luminous saree by Raw Mango, the effect was less red carpet spectacle and more golden-hour poetry. Think warm light on silk, the hush of handloom textures, and a palette that felt lifted straight from a summer afternoon. It was festive dressing at its most effortless – rooted in craft, yet impossibly modern.
The Kirti saree came alive through restraint. Woven in ivory silk, the drape held its natural sheen like liquid light, interrupted only by delicately scattered peacock motifs that felt intentional rather than ornate. But the real magic unfolded along the borders.
Washed in a saturated haldi yellow, the edges introduced a burst of warmth – almost like turmeric staining fabric in the most beautiful way. A nod to Rajasthani tie-and-dye traditions added depth and movement, while a fine gold trim brought polish without overpowering the textile story. It’s the kind of detail you notice slowly, the longer you look.
Styled by Meagan Concessio, the accessories stayed in harmony with the saree’s gentle opulence. A kundan choker from Sanzany Jewels hugged the collarbone, paired with delicate drop earrings from Golecha’s Jewels and stacked bangles by Silverstreak. A gold-toned bag by My Motifs subtly echoed the metallic accents, tying everything together.
Nothing felt excessive. Everything felt considered. The result was heirloom glamour, edited for today.
Khushi Kapoor’s glam leaned into the same warmth-first philosophy. Her hair was styled in long, loose waves that softened the silhouette, while her makeup created a fresh, sunlit finish with brushed brows, elongated lashes, draped blush, and strategic highlighter catching the light. It was less makeup, more mood.
Sanjay Garg’s Raw Mango has long mastered this sweet spot- celebrating regional techniques without turning them into costume. Khushi’s look felt like an extension of that ethos: tradition without theatrics, elegance without effort. It was silk, sunlight, and the confidence to keep things beautifully simple.
Delhi, India, India
February 13, 2026, 14:40 IST