5 Stunning Ways to Wear a Nath
The versatile nath is our focus on this month’s luxe list. It pairs effortlessly with both a traditional lehenga and a contemporary gown, making it a must-have in your bridal trousseau. Photographs by Hormis Antony Tharakan. Art director: Alpana Aditya. Jewellery editor: Moumita Sarkar. Sittings editor: Prableen Gujral. Jewellery stylist: Ankita Malhotra.
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1 of 61220321121708.jpeg (Clockwise from centre) Naths, Apala by Sumit, House of Marigold, House of Marigold, RESA Fine Jewellery by Meghna Malik, Ambrus Jewels, Zariin, Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers, Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers, Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers, Art Karat, and Apala by Sumit. Earrings, RESA Fine Jewellery by Meghna Malik. Jacket, price upon request, Anamika Khanna.
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2 of 62220321121709.jpeg DRAW ATTENTION TO YOUR JEWELLERY BY KEEPING YOUR MAKEUP MINIMAL. COMPLETE YOUR LOOK BY WEARING YOUR HAIR IN AN OTT STYLE.
Nath (as maangtika), RESA Fine Jewellery by Megha Malik. Earrings, Amaris Jewels By Prerna Rajpal. Nath, Dhora. Blouse, Rs. 26,000, 431-88.
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3 of 63220321121709.jpeg Nath, Raabta by Rahul. Ring, AMBIR. Gown, price upon request, Alpana Neeraj.
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4 of 64220321121709.jpeg WHY WEAR JUST ONE WHEN YOU CAN LAYER AND CREATE A MORE DRAMATIC LOOK WITH TWO NATHS? REMEMBER TO CHOOSE NOSE RINGS IN DIFFERENT SIZES FOR MAXIMUM EFFECT.
Earrings, Raniwala 1881. Naths (from top), Atul Jewellers and Raniwala 1881. Jacket, price upon request, Sulakshana Monga.
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5 of 65220321121709.jpeg Earring and necklace, Raniwala 1881. Nath, Ambrus Jewels. Ring, Amaris Jewels By Prerna Rajpal. Dress, Rs. 1,49,500, Rahul Mishra
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6 of 66220321121709.jpeg MAKE A STATEMENT BY WEARING MULTIPLE NATHS IN YOUR HAIR. CLIP SMALL-SIZED ONES ALONG YOUR HAIRLINE, FOR A FRESH LOOK.
Naths (worn on hair), Dhora. Nath and earring, Hazoorilal Legacy. Rings, Shrihari Diagems by Anirudh.
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