The 'Param Sundari' pair is back in the spotlight – this time serving grace and glamour on the runway. On August 8, Janhvi Kapoor and Sidharth Malhotra turned showstoppers for Gaurav Gupta's much-awaited bridal couture showcase, Quantum Entanglement, in Mumbai. And if there's one thing the duo proved, it's that a modern-day bride and groom can look straight out of a fairytale while keeping their style unapologetically fresh.
Check it out below:
Janhvi Kapoor turns GG bride in white.
For the couture night, Janhvi turned GG's bride in a dazzling white lehenga, paired with an off-shoulder choli and matching white dupatta. The bridal lehenga, featuring intricate embroideries and a dramatic train, could easily inspire the Pinterest boards of every soon-to-be bride.
The actress accentuated her bold neckline with a minimal yet statement-making diamond necklace. Her understated glam with dewy base, blushed cheeks, nude glossy lips and sleek bun let the ensemble speak for itself.
Sidharth Malhotra's regal complement
Keeping the chemistry alive on the ramp, Sidharth complemented Janhvi in an ivory sherwani that exuded quiet sophistication. The tone-on-tone embroidery added texture without overpowering the design, while a crisp white dupatta, draped effortlessly over his shoulder and elbow, elevated the look's royal undertones. It was the perfect example of how a groom’s outfit can be simple yet stunning.
Beyond their showstopper moment, the front row was as dazzling as the runway, with stars like Dulquer Salmaan, Malaika Arora, Khushi Kapoor, and Disha Patani adding to the glamour.
Inside Gaurav Gupta's 'Quantum Entanglement'
Known for his sculptural silhouettes and futuristic flair, Gaurav Gupta's latest bridal couture collection blended traditional Indian craftsmanship with architectural drama. Inspired by the flow of energy and connections between people, the designs featured featherlight folds, rippling layers, and 3D embellishments that shimmered under the lights.
The colour palette moved gracefully from icy whites and silvers to richer jewel tones, all while maintaining Gupta's signature "liquid couture" movement.
