Nita Ambani recently stole the scene at the WPL 2025 auction in Bangalore. Known for her impeccable style and commanding presence, Nita exuded confidence in a chic pastel pink blazer paired with luxurious accessories. Not only did her chic appearance catch all attention, it also revolutionized power dressing – it perfectly expressed the boss-woman aura that she’s been applauded for, being.
The pastel pink blazer featured sharp power shoulders, double collars, and a custom “M” insignia representing the Mumbai Indians, a franchise owned by Reliance Industries. Combined with a coat and her matching handbag along with flared high-waisted pants, the look has a sense of elegance and a new feel to it. Her appearance at the WPL 2025 auction wasn’t just a display of fashion but a testament to her ability to blend business acumen with style effortlessly.
Nita Ambani at WPL 2025 Auction Carries Price Tag of Luxury
Perhaps the thing that got everyone talking about Nita Ambani’s look was the pink handbag from the high-end Paris fashion house Goyard, that matched partners to her look. Decorated with pink-and-white Goyardine canvas and Chevroches calfskin, the bag retailed at a staggering price tag of $12,000 USD, which is roughly ₹10,02,000. With this very luxurious new feather added to her already impressive appearance, this became the highlight of the auction of the Women’s Premier League Twenty 2025 auction.
Diamond stud earrings, a heart-shaped necklace, a shiny white wristwatch, and nude stiletto heels. Her makeup—with custard pink shades, winged eyeliner, and center-parting hair made her look pretty and professional.
A Style Icon at the Forefront
Nita Ambani’s appearance at the WPL 2025 auction proves she’s not just a business leader but also a true fashion icon. Her mastery of making everything unique with her style and grace is peerless. With the continuation of the WPL’s expansion, her job and figure in the development of the league continue to be as significant as her attire.
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