Indian beauty Alia Bhatt is wearing a gorgeous, gem-studded Sabyasachi saree that took 163 artisans 1905 hours to construct.

At the Met Gala in 2024, Alia Bhatt made her second appearance at what is commonly referred to as "fashion's biggest night." She looked stunning in a Sabyasachi sari.Following her breathtaking red carpet debut at the Met Gala the previous year, Alia Bhatt made a second appearance at what is commonly referred to as "fashion's biggest night." The Highway actor enthralled guests at the event held at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York while wearing a Sabyasachi saree embellished with exquisite embroidery and priceless gemstones.Alia's wardrobe was thoughtfully chosen to complement the Met Gala's "Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion" theme this year. The saree featured a 23-foot-long train that was painstakingly embroidered with silk floss, glass beading, and semi-precious jewels in the shape of flowers.Speaking about her outfit, Alia remarked, "I feel fantastic. I am giddy with anticipation. This is the culmination of months of planning. My attire is from Sabyasachi Mukherjee. I've attended the Met twice, but this is my first time wearing a saree. Nothing is more timeless than a saree, or so I thought when I thought of the topic "The Garden of Time." Every stitch on this is done by hand. This outfit was made by 163 artisans, workers, and everyone in 1905 man hours.Alia posted a photo of her ensemble on social media, giving Sabyasachi credit for designing the gorgeous ensemble.

"It was an ode to art and eternity—a call to the Garden of Time," the author wrote. We recognize that things made with care and patience can endure a lifetime, and that timelessness has no limits. During our quest to find an Indian take of this global concept, the attire developed a personality of its own. Nothing is more innovative and traditional than the saree, and in the expert hands of #SabyasachiMukherjee, this concept was fully realized.She expressed her gratitude to the 163 artisans who worked on the saree's creation. "Creating this has been quite an experience," she continued. enjoyable and demanding in equal measure. This dreamy saree is the result of 163 committed workers, including skilled weavers, embroiderers, artists, and dyers, who put in a total of 1965 man hours of work. I am really appreciative to be this beautiful creation's embodiment as I wear this attire.