Aneet Padda paints the festive season sunshine-yellow in this budget-friendly chikankari kurta set

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Festive fashion has found a ray of sunlight in Aneet Padda, who did it without the expected sequin shine. She was recently seen wearing a mustard-coloured chikankari kurta set priced at Rs 5,950 from House of Chikankari and showed that a festive wardrobe simply requires colour, elaborate embroidery and a polished shape. The warm yellow hue gave a cheerful and up-to-date feel to the traditional attire, whereas the fine chikankari work ensured that the look stayed Indian-coded.

The kurta displayed a gently curved neckline featuring a small cut-out, encircled by intricate floral embroidery that ran down the front. The same intricate white floral pattern decorated the sleeves and the lower part of the kurta, while small scattered motifs gave the golden base a lively touch. The matching pants further carried on with the embroidery and were adorned with white floral arrangements along the lower part of the salwar.

The make-up looked effective owing to its simplicity, as Aneet wore a subtle-looking kurta set but did not overload it with jewellery. In fact, she opted for just a pair of silver jhumkas, left her hair unkempt, and kept her makeup understated. Also, the colour of the outfit made it stand out from all the soft yellows that are popular amongst celebrities this summer. The mustard colour is richer and more festive-coded, yet it is still a practical and easy option like any other cotton or Chanderi kurta set.

After her debut in ‘Saiyaara’, Aneet’s fashion has captured everyone’s attention, just like her acting career. She has effortlessly transitioned from hard-edged looks to softer styles, and we’re in for it all. From exemplifying class and poise in her beautiful Balmain outfit to making us fall in love with her saree from Gauri & Nainika, this particular piece from the House of Chikankari felt rather subtle but still looked very classy and perfect for the festive rush.