We have always favored pooja Hegde's impeccable sense of style. The actress is equally gorgeous in both indian and Western outfits. The diva never fails to leave her fans in awe with her unique outfit choices, whether it's her modern look, lovely sarees, or stunning lehengas. And with each dress pooja dons, especially when it's an ethnic choice, we simply grow to love her more. Let's take a look at a flashback to Pooja's best-dressed lehengas from years past, which we bookmarked for the forthcoming wedding season since they were glitzy, stylish, and festive in every manner.

Our eyes were treated to a pastel feast by pooja Hegde's ivory dress for her brother's haldi ceremony. The embroidered dress was made by Sawan Gandhi, a fashion house. The costume had a strapless top with a sweetheart neckline and beautiful ivory and gold embroidery on the lehenga. She also carried a sheer dupatta with patti borders and similar embroidery on it.


Pooja made a really fashionable option for her brother's sangeet ceremony as she proceeded to up the style ante. The glimmering burgundy dress was created by seema Gujral and was embroidered with sequins, beads, and crystals. pooja paired it with a dupatta and an embroidered blouse.


At the Cirkus promotions, pooja hegde was spotted wearing a gorgeous lehenga in black and gold. She combined a stunning black lehenga skirt with intricate elements and an embroidered hemline with a gold shirt with a scoop neckline.


At the diwali celebrations, pooja hegde stunned her followers by donning a vivid lime lehenga. The actress paired the flared lehenga skirt with a plunging spaghetti top that had strappy spaghetti detailing and a lovely flair. Together with the attire, she brought a lightweight, sheer dupatta in the same colour.


For her fans, Pooja's embroidered lehenga from designer brand Arpita Mehta was a cultural treat. The garment was heavily embroidered with beautiful beige and ivory threadwork. The lehenga had intricate mirror work. Along with her attire, pooja was wearing an embroidered dupatta.

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