Radhika Merchant's Dior dress for pre-wedding in Italy is worth a whopping price
Anant Ambani, radhika Merchant's soon-to-be husband, and family members, as well as well-known figures from the film business, attended their special four-day pre-wedding party in Italy. As part of the festivities, the Ambanis also blocked off a whole plaza in Portofino, where Andrea Bocelli gave a captivating performance. For the past several days, images and videos from the celebration have been circulating on social media, with radhika looking stunning in an old Christian Dior outfit. See its outrageous pricing
future bride In keeping with the Barbiecore theme, radhika Merchant attended the festivities in Portofino, Italy. She wore a cocktail-length Hate Couture dress from Yves Saint Laurent's Autumn/Winter 1959 Haute Couture collection by Christian Dior. While Radhika's dress was auctioned in 2016, the most of the vintage garments from the Christian Dior house are currently housed in museums. At a staggering ₹3,20,714 (USD 3,840), it was sold.
On Julien's official website, it states that radhika bought her Dior outfit from San Francisco-based Cassandra Carpenter. Originally, Jeannie Magnin was the source. According to reports, antique clothes specialist Doris Raymond placed the garment up for sale.
In the meanwhile, the dress's embellishments, which include frills and bows along with a vibrant raspberry pink hue, combine the popular Barbiecore and coquette core design trends. The 1959 sleeveless dress is shockingly contemporary. The fitting bodice, pleated voluminous skirt, tightened waistline, fitted shoulder straps, and slit on the square neckline all enhance the ensemble's charm.
In the meanwhile, the dress's embellishments, which include frills and bows along with a vibrant raspberry pink hue, combine the popular Barbiecore and coquette core design trends. The 1959 sleeveless dress is shockingly contemporary. The fitting bodice, pleated voluminous skirt, tightened waistline, fitted shoulder straps, and slit on the square neckline all enhance the ensemble's charm.