At the IIFA Utsavam 2024 Awards event, which took place in Abu Dhabi on september 27, 2024, samantha Ruth Prabhu looked chic. The stunning diva dazzled on the green carpet, donning the Akila gown by Kresha Bajaj, a fashion designer. Glass crystal beads were used in the creation of the ombre dress.
Samantha's evening gown's beaded embellishments and corset-style bodice emphasized her glitzy appearance. samantha received the IIFA Utsavam women of the Year in indian Cinema Award. Deciphering the magnificent ensemble, Kresha provided a thorough explanation of the Samantha-accessorized work.
"The gown is a play of the ombré colors ranging from a blue to a teal green, an ode to the crystals used in ancient Egyptian medicine for healing and balancing for the body's energy," the spokesperson added. Once the panels are adjusted to the contours of the body, each tassel piece is measured and manually attached to create a cascading structure.
While the Akila gown appears to have more than five colors, Kresha claims that it actually only has three colors. As you combine the beads in various ratios from bright to dark, the color transitions from one to the next. This gradient creates a beautiful scallop pattern that is similar to patterns found in Egyptian art.
The gown's blue-green tones give it a whole new depth and represent heaven and earth. She wore simple jewelry as an accessory, such as matching rings and earrings in two different tones. Her striking hair color gave her overall chic appearance more drama.
Samantha's evening gown's beaded embellishments and corset-style bodice emphasized her glitzy appearance. samantha received the IIFA Utsavam women of the Year in indian Cinema Award. Deciphering the magnificent ensemble, Kresha provided a thorough explanation of the Samantha-accessorized work.
"The gown is a play of the ombré colors ranging from a blue to a teal green, an ode to the crystals used in ancient Egyptian medicine for healing and balancing for the body's energy," the spokesperson added. Once the panels are adjusted to the contours of the body, each tassel piece is measured and manually attached to create a cascading structure.While the Akila gown appears to have more than five colors, Kresha claims that it actually only has three colors. As you combine the beads in various ratios from bright to dark, the color transitions from one to the next. This gradient creates a beautiful scallop pattern that is similar to patterns found in Egyptian art.
The gown's blue-green tones give it a whole new depth and represent heaven and earth. She wore simple jewelry as an accessory, such as matching rings and earrings in two different tones. Her striking hair color gave her overall chic appearance more drama.
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