Fashion Inspo! Jaya Ahsan defines timeless grace in her ravishing saree looks

Is there anything timeless than a saree? Nope… And if you want some inspiration take cues from the ever-gorgeous Jaya Ahsan. She is undoubtedly one of the most sought-after actresses in Tollywood today. Her on-screen stellar performances in films like ‘Bisorjon’, ‘Bijoya’, ‘Binisutoy’ to name a few speak for themselves. What's more? Jaya is applauded for her offbeat contemporary fashion sense as well!

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If one were to define Jaya Ahsan’s style, it can be simply called daring and experimental. Be it clubbing a saree with a distressed jacket or flaunting brocade print on a ballgown; The Bangladeshi beauty’s fashion aesthetics are relatable and adaptable for modern SHE!

Jaya Ahsan is one of the very Tollywood actresses whose graceful sari looks has often dished out major ethnic fashion goals. The seasoned actor shows her ethnic avatar to pitch perfection. A quick look at her social media timeline shows why the style icon is aging in reverse.

Recently Jaya shared a series of pictures from her recent photoshoot. The soft beige with borders in the tone of hot pink took her saree look to a different level. The stunning mélange of style, tradition, grace and fashion left her fans awestruck. She paired the saree with an equally bold and refreshing choice of hot pink, V-neck cut blouse. What grabbed everyone’s attention is the small white kolki prints in her blouse.

The actress accessorized her traditional look with a bright choker necklace, adorned with green and red stones. The light and neutral makeup suited perfectly. Also, the refined bun, with a side part giving it a tasteful and traditional look also impressed her fans. The most attention-grabbing part of her saree avatar is the beautiful shades - the very flattering butterfly shape of the shades.

The Bangladeshi beauty is surely carrying her traditional look flawlessly with stunning ethnic charm. It also gave a chic new look to traditional sarees we usually see and also kept the sheer magic in its grandeur.