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Cardi B wears Indian couturier Gaurav Gupta's creation at Grammys red carpet

Last year, Gupta dressed American rapper Meghan Thee Stallion for the 94th Annual Academy Awards.

Cardi B wears Indian couturier Gaurav Gupta's creation at Grammys red carpet
Mohnish Singh
By Mohnish SinghFeb 06, 2023
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American rapper Cardi B rocked the 65th Annual Grammy Awards red carpet in a stunning custom-made gown crafted by Indian fashion designer Gaurav Gupta.

Belcalis Marlenis Almanzar, better known by her stage name Cardi B, appeared at the pre-awards event on Sunday evening in a royal blue cutout sculptural 3D dress with a headgear over one eye and a trail.

Gupta, known for his experimental sculpted designs, took to his official Instagram account to share photographs of Cardi B posing for the shutterbugs at the 2023 Grammys.

"@iamcardib in custom Gaurav Gupta Couture at Grammys 2023. Thank you for this electrifying moment Kolin Carter and Hema Bose," the Delhi-based designer captioned his post.

"True Blue, baby I love you," wrote Cardi B as she shared her pictures dressed in Gupta's ensemble piece.

Last year, Gupta dressed American rapper Meghan Thee Stallion for the 94th Annual Academy Awards.

(PTI)

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