In her first look, Lisa can be seen wearing a simplistic white saree, paired with an emerald kamarbandh (waistband) to add an accent colour for the ensemble. To top it all off, the actress can be seen wearing a pair of long dangling diamond earrings. The saree is a Ridhi Mehra creation and the makeup was done by Shreya Kirit. 

Poll

Who will win the Punjab Elections?

BJP 32.86%

AAP 41.43%

INC 25.71%

Submit

View All In Poll

The actress captioned her post, "Next stop @nmacc.india. Excited to experience India’s new premiere cultural landmark. Congratulations Nita and Mukesh! Special thanks to @ensembleindia for this divine sari and @shreyamakeupandhair for the glam (I can still throw down if I have to)"

Also read: Five facts about Lisa Ray you probably didn't know

For the Art House opening exhibition confluence, Lisa decided to go all green, wearing an emerald green pantsuit, filled with golden and silver embroidery. The pantsuit was paired with a statement tennis necklace and matching earrings. To top it off, the actress wore a pair of black heels with diamond embellishments on it. Her hair was tied up in a sleek low bun. Lisa was styled by Reann Moradian in the Ekaya label. Shreya Kirit was the makeup artist for the look.

The caption read, "Going Green for the @nmacc.india Art House opening exhibition Confluence/Sangam
Styled by - @reannmoradian
Pant Suit - @ekayabanaras @shopthaan
Jewellery - @gehnajewellers1
Shoes - @monrowshoes
MUH - @shreyamakeupandhair
Picture credits - @kadamajay

#celebratingIndiancraft #banarsibrocade"

Lisa Ray first came to public attention when she appeared in an advertisement for Bombay Dyeing wearing a high-cut black swimsuit in the 1990s opposite Karan Kapoor.