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Met Gala 2023: Remembering Natasha Poonawala's Desi Glamour that Won Hearts at Last Year's Met Gala
As the countdown of the years biggest fashion moment begins we cannot wait but to look at the revelation of the most outrageous ensembles hailing from around the world. Yes, we are talking about the Met Gala 2023! Met takes place on the first Monday of May every year and it has already arrived. But yet no sneak-peek of the gala nighout. Until we wait for the time to come, let's revisit the memory lane of the Met Gala 2022.
Boss lady Natasha Poonawala
The Met 2022 was one another anticipated year which saw the presence of some regal celebrity moments. Under the year of the celebratory classicism, last years theme was 'Gilded Glamour'. Among the many attendees at the Met Gala 2022, Indian businesswoman Natasha Poonawala was a one who took a step further in stealing global attention. Socialite Natasha Poonawala made people go gaga on her desi glamour at Met 2022.
Her gilded inspiration
The boss lady wore a golden saree made exclusively by the Indian designer, Sabyasachi Mukherjee along with a metal bustier from the acing powerhouse Schiaparelli. Natasha also took the pictures to her Instagram and penned her inspiration behind bringing the gilded glamour in her cohesive ensemble. Natasha expresses how the astronomical progress and the vulnerabilities of police women, their bodies, choices and opportunities are caged came in her as an inspiration for the classic theme.
Natasha's Met look 2022
The heavenly infusion of Indian luxe designer with the A-listed fashion powerhouse Schiaparelli made Natasha as one of the best dressed celebrities on the Met Gala 2022 and eventually became the most talked Indian celebrity on the mega event. The elite lady, wore the 6 yard long handcrafted sequin saree with a strapless matching blouse. Teaming up with the over the top saree she wore the bustier that had wires which also acted as a headgear representing the space. Her look wasn't over yet, Natasha opted for immaculate jewelry numbers from the Sabyasachi house that included statement rings, emerald earrings, embellished nails, jawdropping bangles and a bejeweled sunglass.
- PTC PUNJABI
