In Anavila
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At the first look event of her upcoming series, Konkona kept it easy breezy in a blue Anavila linen sari paired with a printed blouse, a silver choker and a longer necklace. Didn’t think the choker was needed here but overall, she still looked nice in it.
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Konkona Sen Sharma
Photo Credit: Instagram
Carrying this color of blue is a herculean task! But it looks so lovely on Konkana, accentuates her beauty so well.
OMG, she looks like a breath of fresh air. That’s a great color on her. Just love the full look!!
Gorgeous blue on Konkana…Bengalis and their ease with sarees…envy it:) Somehow, she reminds me of her mother in this.
Konkona is a saree is always a delight to watch . Lovely color and drape and even the styling is easy on the eye
The sari looks lovely on her. Nice to see her experiment with different colours.
She looks WOW!!!
love this blue! Konkina looks amazing
Anavila and Konkona are a match made in heaven!
soothing and beautiful colors, love the saree.
So pretty!
I overall find her very classy and minimalist. Absolutely love her in mostly all outfits
Love everything about this look, choker included. I smell nitpicking here…
So easy, breezy, beautiful! Love the look; it’s so summery and fresh and Konkona’s makeup also compliments the look perfectly!
Love the colour, the drape and the blouse, all come together so well. Konkona looks so at ease, very pretty…
loving the colour on her. Very different from the usual colours she wears..! welcome spring!
Lust worthy ! What a beautiful blue to celebrate spring – and her blouse and jewellery – exquisite look !!!!!
Ohh wowwww !! Just wowwwww !! Breathtakingly beautiful
This look just made me feel so peaceful!
One to be almost always seen in blacks and darker toned colors, this pastel blue comes like a breath of fresh air. Konkona looks stunning and the makeup is perfect on her. Hope to see these colors more often in her future looks.
Any ideas where the jewelry is from? That long layered piece is stunning.
Very likely it is Tribe by Amrapali
Konkana is always a delight. But Anavila sarees are so drab, pretentious and unremarkable.