Sobhita Dhulipala’s FIVE saree looks that is a perfect wardrobe inspiration for your next wedding appearance!

It should come as no surprise that Sobhita Dhulipala is a true ethnic fashionista, especially in her graceful draperies. One would picture being delighted to see Sobhita Dhulipala in her ethnic selections. Fans adore Sobhita's sense of style, which ranges from exquisite organza to elaborate chikankari lace sarees. We present to you our favourite sarees that need a special mention in this realm of incredible ethnic fashion inspiration as she goes ahead and gets ready for the premiere of her TV series.

White Lace saree

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With its pure white lace, Sobhita looked stunning. Her full-sleeved lace blouse was the ideal complement to the drape, which had exquisite floral embroidery all over it.

Sobhita Raw Mango saree look

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From the apparel line Raw Mango, Sobhita was spotted wearing a soft green organza saree. The actress wore a sleeveless, close-neck shirt with sheer details with the drape, which had gold borders and geometric patterns at the pallu.

Black & White

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The borders of Sobhita's black-and-white drape, which was stitched, featured beautiful floral embroidery from the designer brand Rishi and Vibhuti. Sobhita's black blouse with no back gave her appearance a contemporary edge.

Golden Glamour

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Sobhita Dhulipala was spotted rocking a gorgeous drape from the apparel line Akaaro while rocking a metallic appearance. The thin gold drape exuded refinement. She looked captivating as she paired the drape with a delicate black strapless blouse.

Sobhita angelic look in a blue saree

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For promoting Ponniyin Selvan 1, Sobhita chose yet another organza drape. The light blue saree was by the clothing line Devnaagri and had a white lace border and white embroidery. She donned a white, sleeveless, and backless top, giving her traditional desi outfit a contemporary touch.