ICW 2023 Finale: Shraddha Kapoor Sizzles In Silver As Showstopper For Rahul Mishra

Shraddha Kapoor graced the finale of India Couture Week 2023 as she walked the ramp turning showstopper for Indian couturier Rahul Mishra.

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The India Couture Week 2023 has been making headlines since it started off last week on July 25, 2023 and rightfully so. The biggest bridal season fashion event has served us the choicest lineup of couturiers and designs to cater to all the sartorial buffs.

Bollywood celebrities have been at the forefront of the showcase with names like Kiara Advani, Aditi Rao Hydari, Janhvi Kapoor, Sara Ali Khan, Aditya Roy Kapoor, Bhumi Pednekar, Vaani Kapoor and more. Last but certainly not the least Shraddha Kapoor joined quite a bevy of stars donned her showstopper shoes as she walked on the ninth day of the couture week and looked her mesmerising best. A whole row of pictures and videos from the show were shared on social media via the Fashion Design Council of India.

Shraddha Turned Show Stopper For Rahul Mishra At India Couture Week 2023

Shraddha Kapoor walked the ramp for ace couturier Rahul Mishra. Shraddha Kapoor posed as she smiled from ear to ear draped in the designer’s latest collection, ‘We, the people’. Kapoor posed dolled up in a silver hued sequin laden bralette with a plunge neckline with intricate floral details in different shades of pink.

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The bralette was teamed with a matching lehenga in a flowy silhouette. A whole lot of drama was added to her look with a feather shrug worn over her shoulder that featured an intricate silver design that extended up to her arms that also had frill detailing.

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The Fashion Design Council of India gave a sneak peek into the look saying, "The collection strives to draw the enablers of couture, the artisans, to the face of its narrative. It is a work of wonderment that assumes if an embroiderer would really envision the adda (embroidery frame) turning into a lotus pond and if there is an instance when they feel themselves in the Sundarbans amidst its virgin forest, caressing a majestic tiger."