Anita Hassanandani’s ethnic red kaftan from Naagin

Naagin actress Anita Hassanandani ups the oomph factor in an ethnic red and gold kaftan for a wedding in Jaipur.

While kaftans were a go-to outfit to hide her baby bump during pregnancy. Television hottie Anita Hassanandani’s latest party look in an ethnic red kaftan is our new fashion favorite. Burning the oomph game, the Naagin star added a party twist to lockdown fashion in an ethnic red and gold kaftan for a wedding in Jaipur, and we’re in love.

Anita took to media to share a slew of photos showing her putting her best foot forward. As she dressed up for the formal event. The actor was dress in a floor-length kaftan with a dark red base. An intricately embroidered golden yoke, and intricately embroidered golden borders to complete the rich look.

The kaftan had a V-neckline and was cinch at the waist just enough to cut a feminine yet comfortable silhouette, with a drawstring at the neckline. Anita finished her look with a pair of golden breeches, and her luscious tresses open down and swept on one side.

She completed her look with a golden potli, a bracelet, and a pair of Kundan blue drop earrings from ShopViolla. Anita upped the glam factor with highlighted cheeks, mascara-laden eyelashes, and filled-in brows while wearing a dab of pink lipstick.

Anita set the Internet on fire with her elegant poses for the camera.

“Can never go wrong with a Kaftan (sic),” she captioned the photos, and we agree entirely. Kaftans were worn by Ottoman sultans and were popularize in the twentieth century by French fashion designer Paul Poiret. After that, kaftans made their way into mainstream western fashion, from street styles to hippie fashion. They were quickly adopt as a great ensemble or hostess gowns for casual at-home entertaining.

Kaftans, made of cotton, cashmere, wool, or silk, are now include in summer season lines. They are a staple for tropical holiday wear, and their trendy color palettes have extended their style genre to even modern and luxury resort wear.