Manish Malhotra’s Magnificent Bridal Soiree

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Manish Malhotra hosts India’s first Bridal Soirée, an evening of couture and cocktails at the Leela Palace, Delhi on the 10th of December celebrating nine years of his eponymous Manish Malhotra Flagship Store in Delhi. A night of couture and cocktails, showstopper Vaani Kapoor musing and making a statement in an ethereally exaggerated ivory ensemble, a deconstructed asymmetrical Lehenga with striped organza trailing drape and an encrusted broad Pearl band paired with brands signature crossover stylized Blouse embellished in 3D crochet sequins.

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