The Baise Gaba saree uses a sheer ivory base with a broad gold border, giving the fluid drape a defined edge without overwhelming its delicate surface.
Ivory and warm gold dominate the palette, with the metallic detailing catching the light while the pale base keeps the ensemble visually soft.
A fitted blouse brings structure beneath the fluid saree. Its gold linear surface detailing gives the upper half a more defined, sculpted appearance.
Sheer fabric becomes more apparent across the pallu, where small gold floral motifs sit between the ornate border and create a lighter visual rhythm.
Large gold jhumka earrings reinforce the saree's metallic detailing, while the visible bracelet and ring bring the same jewellery language to her hands.
Long, centre-parted waves frame the face and fall over the shoulder, introducing movement against the clean lines of the blouse and saree.
Warm-toned makeup echoes the ivory-and-gold styling, with defined eyes, softly flushed cheeks and a muted rosy lip keeping the beauty look polished.
At the Mirzapur movie trailer launch, Sonal Chauhan wore the Baise Gaba ensemble, styled by Devin with Payal Shingavi assisting. Shivam Gupta photographed the look.