Every look Priyanka Chopra wore to her brother Siddharth Chopra’s wedding
- The Wedding Chest
- Feb 10
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 11
Priyanka Chopra brought her signature glamour to Mumbai this weekend at her brother Siddharth Chopra’s wedding, and, of course, PC dazzled in a series of custom designer looks styled by Ami Patel. With intricately embroidered lehengas and elegant traditional pieces, the global icon showcased a perfect blend of classic and contemporary fashion. For jewellery, the Bvlgari ambassador rocked the brand for the Sangeet and Shaadi day. Here's a closer look at everything Priyanka wore during the celebrations.
Sangeet
For her first look, we saw a midnight blue fitted lehenga with a short trail adorned with Swarovski stones, sequins, and beads. The bralette-style blouse features delicate floral motifs encrusted with crystals and sequins. A sheer tulle dupatta was also embellished with Swarovski stones.
Renowned for its opulent couture, Falguni Shane Peacock India blends intricate embellishments with contemporary silhouettes. Known for its bold yet elegant aesthetic, the brand creates statement pieces ideal for glam sangeet nights.
Mehendi
A first look from the Dahlia collection from Rahul Mishra, we saw a custom ‘Phalgun’ lehenga skirt and corset from the upcoming Couture Spring Festive 2025 collection. Hand-embroidered with signature Rahul Mishra artistry, the ensemble showcases intricate craftsmanship and delicate textures, blending nature-inspired motifs with modern couture elegance.
Rahul Mishra is celebrated for his exquisite hand embroidery and commitment to slow, sustainable fashion. His designs, often inspired by nature, merge Indian craftsmanship with contemporary couture for a globally relevant aesthetic.
Mata Ki Chowki
For the Mata Ki Chowki, we saw a more traditional, warm-toned look with a custom Zoya salwar in gold and a terracotta silk cotton kameez worn with the Gulshan dupatta in silk organza. The terracotta hue is achieved through plant dyeing with madder root and marigold flowers from temple offerings. Inspired by traditional Punjabi attire.
Re-Ceremonial is an ethical fashion brand that celebrates heritage craftsmanship with a focus on sustainability. Using natural dyes and traditional techniques, it creates timeless, handcrafted pieces rooted in cultural narratives.
Haldi
For the haldi ceremony, Priyanka opted for a soft mul ensemble featuring a short kurta paired with a billowy skirt, custom-designed for an effortless finish. Accessorised monochromatically with a sheer dupatta, stacks of bangles, and statement earrings to complete the look.
Synonymous with effortless grace, Anita Dongre blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary silhouettes. Her designs celebrate India’s rich textile heritage while offering modern, comfortable luxury.
Shaadi
The second ensemble to incorporate Swarovski, this custom lehenga was a mesmerising palette of turquoise, matcha, and mint, evoking the fluid grace of the ocean. The ensemble embodies mermaid couture with intricate embroidery, channelling the essence of waves meeting high fashion.
Manish Malhotra is a pioneer of Indian couture, known for his glamorous, intricately embroidered creations. Blending heritage craftsmanship with contemporary opulence, his designs define modern luxury.