From Nita Ambani to Shloka Ambani: Ambani ladies exude ethnic elegance at Ram Mandir inauguration

The Ambani ladies know how to dress up and what to wear on what occasion, stealing away the limelight. Having a large and ethereal wardrobe, Nita Ambani, Shloka Ambani, Isha Ambani, and soon-to-be Ambani bahu, Radhika Merchant, arrived in chic and elegant attires as they arrived in Ayodhya for the Ram Temple inauguration. The Ambanis were spotted arriving in the city with several B-town celebrities and arrived in true style.

The leading lady of the house Nita Ambani looked stunning in traditional glory as she traditionally wore a red bandhani sari. She paired the look with a beige shawl with a heavy long necklace, which was a standout. Keeping her minimal makeup on, Nita Ambani looked stunning in a lower neatly done bun with her sunglasses on.

Akash Ambani’s wife and the elder daughter-in-law of Ambanis, Shloka Ambani picked an elegant pink organza sari with the same shade blouse which had a golden border and golden minimal stripes. She made French braids in the front and kept a low bun with a no-makeup look. Giving a minimal grace, she looked adorable and chic at the same time.

Isha Ambani picked a simple yet beautiful yellow suit that had classy white borders. The aesthetic of Isha Ambani remained unmatchable as she wore designer Anamika Khanna’s signature style, who is one of her favourite designers. She kept her makeup minimal, wore big silver studs with minimal silver jewellery, and carried a yellow shawl while she kept her hair down.

Radhika Merchant was a vision in orange and keenly supported the homecoming of Lord Ram after 500 years, wearing his favourite colour. Her sari had a golden-orange border with a matching blouse. To complete her look, she wore a pearl necklace with a heavy centerpiece and minimal studs. Carrying a no-makeup look, she flaunyed a messy low bun.

Years in the making, the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya was re-constructed after 500 years of religious and political struggles that brought the Indians together. It was a proud moment for all the Indians who lit up the country with diyas and crackers. On Pran Pratishtha day, several big names from the industry made their way to Ayodhya for the historic event.