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G20 Summit 2023: Akshata Murty's wardrobe collection screams elegance from miles away
Akshata Murty arrived in India on 8 September with Rishi Sunak. For the day, she picked a fusion outfit effortlessly blending Indian and Western styles.

The G20 summit has ended, and there were multiple reasons why it made numerous headlines. The summit served us with major political milestones and many fashion moments to take inspiration from. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murty gave major couple goals as their adorable pictures went viral. Later, Akshata’s wardrobe also grabbed the attention, and her elegant looks became the talk of the town. UK’s First Lady has been attending various events around the capital, flaunting her traditional and indo-western ensembles.Fusion game onAkshata Murty arrived in India on 8 September with Rishi Sunak. For the day, she picked a fusion outfit effortlessly blending Indian and Western styles. The striking fusion ensemble included a floral-print floor-length maxi skirt which she paired with a crisp white shirt. Her nude pumps accentuated her look for the day, offering a comfortable yet confident aesthetic.Bright attire for football matchHer next attire featured a bright and fun coord ensemble as she attended an event to play football with children at the British Fashion Council. She slipped into a pink and coral printed collared shirt and skirt set which she got from her homegrown label Drawn. Her matching pink pumps and pink beaded droplet earrings completed the look.Marble-print dress for millet exhibitionAkshata also graced the millet exhibition at the Indian Agricultural Research Institute in Delhi and left everyone mesmerized with her intriguing looks. She was seen in a lilac marble-print dress which she grabbed from the London-based slow fashion label Manimekala. The dress featured a collared neckline, a midi-length hem, a m belt, and puffed sleeves. She kept her tresses open to complete the look and wore hoops to enhance the look. She also carried a mini tote bag.A visit to Akshardham TempleThe simple cotton kurta and palazzo set embraced by Akshata Murty during her visit to Akshardham Temple with Rishi Sunak is the favorite look of every Indian. She was dressed in a Fabindia mehendi green-colored kurta which she styled with pink cotton palazzo pants and a cotton dupatta. The kurta with a pink-hued floral pattern, embroidered neckline, and side slits contributed well to enhance her ethereal beauty.How do you find Akshata Murty's looks from G20 summit?
First Published:Sep 11, 2023, 13:47:06 IST
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