Jayanti Reddy’s Collection Rooted In Hyderabadi Tradition

NEW DELHI, (IANS) – Actress Aditi Rao Hydari dazzled as the showstopper for fashion designer Jayanti Reddy’s collection at the FDCI India Couture Week.

Aditi exuded elegance and royalty in a golden sharara set, featuring a blouse with long sleeves, a deep neckline, and pleated details. The outfit was richly embellished with pearl detailing along the borders. The actress accessorized the look with a choker pearl necklace, with a massive pendant in the center.

Talking about her ensemble and the collection, Aditi said: “I am happy that Jayanti has picked something contemporary in her silhouettes. It’s so chill, so fun, and her work with shimmer is really beautiful, so rooted in India and its traditions.”

The ‘Heeramandi’ actress continued: “The zardozi, beadwork, and intricate threadwork make it traditional with a huge sense of being relaxed in the contemporary. It reflects the rich legacy of Hyderabad’s craftsmanship.”

Jayanti’s eponymous luxury label that portrays old-world charm celebrates women through its classy and chic couture collections.

Jayanti said: “My collection is called ‘threads to legacy’, and it is inspired by the Nawabs and Nizams. I am from Hyderabad, and the city is so culturally rich.”

The Fashion Design Council of India noted on social media, “Jayanti Reddy’s collection, ‘Evocative Nawabi Canvas’, was inspired by the rich cultural heritage of Hyderabad. The collection featured heritage textiles in conversation with antique motifs, revisiting India’s regal past. Traditional embroideries, informed by the lavish lifestyles of the royals, were showcased in approximately 40 looks.”

Aditi, born into the Tyabji-Hydari family, made her film debut in 2006 with the Malayalam film ‘Prajapathi’.