Mouni Roy’s crimson red saree look is a masterclass in acing timeless glam with grace

Every desi fashion lover has always had a soft spot for sarees. From heavy-duty Banarasi drapes to alluring printed numbers, the six-yard wonder often comes in a variety of styles. And, just like all our Indian fashion icons, Bollywood diva Mouni Roy also has a super-charming saree collection that indeed sets the mood right for every occasion.

Mouni’s saree-girl era is only meant to impress, and the actress has yet again stayed true to her style status, as she looked almost ethereal in a stunning Monisha Jaising number. At Nupur Sanon and Stebin Ben’s Hindu wedding, she opted for a mesh-net crimson red drape, which featured beautiful golden embroidery scattered across the pallu and bodice, resembling polka dots.

Her stunning drape also featured a broad golden border that looked absolutely mesmerising and glittered like nothing else. Mouni matched its prowess with a shoulder-length blouse dipped in red and golden embroidery, featuring a sophisticated plunging neckline.



This alluring drape belongs to Monisha Jaising’s ‘Haya’ collection. Mouni further amplified the look with a traditional heavy golden choker and completed it with matching oversized jhumkas. Going all out with her styling notes, she became the epitome of maximalist dressing, which we truly adore.




For her hair and makeup, she opted for a luminous base and kept the focus on her eyes. She chose smoky eye makeup with kohl strokes, winged eyeliner, mascara-laden lashes, defined eyebrows, rosy cheeks, and glossy lips. Leaving her hair down in soft curls with a side parting, she ruled the moment like a modern-day queen and slayed every bit of it.

Mouni needs no introduction in the world of fashion, as the diva never fails to make heads turn with her non-stop, slay-worthy looks. She knows how to keep everyone hooked on her style files and leads the race for the top spot every time she graces the camera. Channelling her inner ‘Bengali Belle’ vibe, she draped these six yards of wonder and took the whole look to the next level.