You couldn't take your eyes off Mrunal Thakur as she turned showstopper for Designer J J Valaya at the FDCI x Lakme Fashion Week.
Inspired by the Ottoman Empire, the collection was a celebration of timelessness, royalty and glory.
Featuring rich fabrics, intricate detailing and age-old embroidery styles, it mixed Turkish elements with riches from the Balkans.
Titled Rumeli, the opulent collection showcased timeless garments.
Please click on the images below for a better look at the outfits.
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IMAGE: With a crown of lovely flowers, Mrunal Thakur is a stunning bride in this majestic red lehenga.
All photographs: Kind courtesy Lakme Fashion Week/Instagram
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IMAGE: Isn't she a picture of grace?
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IMAGE: A midnight blue lehenga, paired with a matching blouse and dupatta.
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IMAGE: This black-and-white sari is such a delightful shift from the classic bridal avatars.
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IMAGE: A closer look reveals the intricate embroidery that makes this collection a standout.
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IMAGE: A lovely play of colours.
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IMAGE: The belt was a constant feature in all the bridal outfits.
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