Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal are all set to marry each other on December 9 as they headed to Rajasthan for the wedding festivities on Monday. With the celebration starting from today itself, female fans are eager to know what will be the outfit of the bride-to-be. Will Katrina like most other celebrity brides choose Sabyasachi Mukherjee or will she opt for other designers like Manish Malhotra or Anamika Khanna? However, only it can be said after the pictures from the top-secret wedding are published online. Till then have a look at the outfit worn by Katrina Kaif so far.
Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal flew to Rajasthan on Monday for their wedding. The 38-year-old actress carried a traditional look for the airport. Katrina was papped wearing a gorgeous ochre sharara. The ochre sharara was designed by Anamika Khanna which had silver embroidery on the neck, hem, and sleeves, as well on the dupatta. Katrina’s makeup and accessories were kept simple. She paired the sharara with simple earrings.
Before leaving for their wedding at Rajasthan, Katrina Kaif visited Vicky Kaushal’s residence on Sunday night. The actress wore a ruffled white saree from designer Arpita Mehta. Katrina wore the “Mother of pearl classic tiered ruffle sari” with a strappy-hand embroidered blouse, lavender, and gold in colour with cowrie shell detailing. She paired her saree with earnings from Tyaani Fine Jewellery by Karan Johar. Besides, she wore a pair of bangles and a ring.
On Sunday morning, Katrina Kaif was spotted at physiotherapy clinic where she wore a white tank top and neon green joggers, keeping it simple. She paired it with sunglasses, sneakers, and a black face mask.
Earlier, Katrina along with her sister Isabelle Kaif was papped outside a gym in Bandra. Katrina was seen wearing a white tank top and black leggings with dark shades and a black mask.
Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal’s wedding is made strictly a private affair where only 120 guests have been invited. The guests need to be fully vaccinated against Covid or need to carry a negative RT-PCR report for entry at the wedding venue. Reportedly, the guests have signed an NDA clause. Besides, the guests will not be allowed to take photographs or videos or share locations. The guests will be provided secret codes with which they can access the wedding venue and hotel rooms.
