Mira Rajput's Cutout Draped Shimmery Gown Is Made For Sultry Nights On The Red Carpet

Is there anything Mira  Rajput can't do? We think not. The star wife is among our favourites when it comes to all things glam. We salute the way she embraces the red carpet challenge every time. So when Mira showed up in Tesoro by the designer label Qbik we couldn't help but take notes.  The fusion number is a fine example of where tradition meets modernity and nostalgia. The halter neckline and cutout pattern looked perfect. The board digital design that was extended to the bottom was classy. The drape-style finish added an extra edge to the look. Mira allowed the details of the outfit to do all the talking and simply tied her hair in a ponytail. The choice of accessories suited the outing. A dash of shimmery eye shadow and glossy lips sealed the look. 

Mira Rajput has a thing for black. But we are bluffing here. Mira, for Dior's Fall Mumbai show, slipped into a floor-length black button-down dress. The sleeved number scored high on functionality with pockets on both sides. Mira's bold red lip colour broke the monotony of the look. The messy bun and perfectly-done brows added stars to her look. For accessories, Mira opted for a pearl choker and matching earrings. 

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Then there are days when Mira  Rajput goes overboard with red carpet looks. Remember when she showed up in a stunning Anamika Khanna creation for the launch event of Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre? Oh boy, she made our hearts skip a beat. The crop top featured multicolour patch work with gotta finishing. The skirt featured a similar patch work pattern. That side slit ticked the drama quotient. A pair of heels sealed the look. The dangler earrings were the perfect pick for the evening.

With the official arrival of summer days, how can we not talk about the hue white? We don't know about you but no one knows it better than Mira Rajput when it comes to styling white numbers with oomph and panache. The monochrome number, from the shelves of Gretel Z, screamed elegance from miles away. The floor-length gown came with halter neck detailing. 

Mira Rajput can pick up any outfit from the wardrobe and slay it like its nobody's business. 

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