Mirror-work lehengas are still a hit. However, 20 years ago, designer Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla had designed real-mirror work lehenga, which weighed 10 kgs. Madhuri looked stunning in the lehenga.
For the film, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan had worn nine-meter long sarees and not the usual 6 meters. It used to take almost 3 hours to drape and it instantly elevated her look.
For the brides, who take pride donning the heaviest lehenga, Madhuri had worn almost 30 kgs lehenga in the song, 'Kahe Chhed Chhed Mohe.' The red lehenga added more charm to her look.
Aishwarya's look in the entire film was a treat for the eyes. However, it was her full-sleeved blouse with the royal blue saree that is still loved by all.
Even after twenty-years, Madhuri Dixit's green 'anarkali', which she had worn in the film is in vogue. IT is a perfect pick for any bridesmaid. What do you think?
In 2002, the 'sindoor bhari mang' was normal, but in 2022, it is for the ones, who love showing it off. We have seen Deepika Padukone to Anushka Sharma flaunting the same trend on their big day.
Aishwarya's puffed-sleeved blouse is another hit from the film. Many women still opt for this style even after 20 years. Another hit is Aishwarya's 'Atpourey' style saree.
In the entire film, Aishwarya's winged eyeliner has won our hearts. She had kept her makeup minimal to bring 'Paro' to life, but it was her winged-eyeliner that still in-trend.