Ivanka Trump dazzled in a white crop top and skirt as she attended a “romantic festival” at the extravagant pre-wedding bash thrown by Asia’s richest man for his son’s upcoming marriage.
The daughter of the former US president, 42, chose to wear a traditional lehenga choli for the event in Jamnagar, India.
The mother-of-three’s white crop top featured a fringed silver jewel trim underneath and sheer lace sleeves.
Meanwhile, the businesswoman’s voluminous tiered skirt was decorated with various prints and embellished with more silver sequins.
Ivanka completed her ensemble with a matching white shawl and a matching dazzling bag.
Pictured: Ivanka Trump dazzled in a traditional white sequin lehenga choli for the ‘romantic festival’ during the second day of Anant Ambani’s pre-wedding celebrations.
The former presidential advisor opted for a statement emerald necklace paired with matching earrings, rings and maang tikka, which is placed on the wearer’s forehead.
Before the event, Ivanka posed for a family photo with her husband Jared Kushner and their 12-year-old daughter Arabella Rose.
Jared looked dapper in a traditional blue Bandi jacket, cream pants, and black and gold loafers.
Meanwhile, the couple’s eldest daughter looked elegant in a golden saree and tied her hair up in style.
In one photo, Ivanka can be seen looking lovingly at her husband of almost 15 years.
The mother also shared behind-the-scenes photos of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s ‘romantic fest’.
For the second night of their pre-wedding celebrations, the couple had a huge merry-go-round erected in the garden of Anant’s billionaire father.
Ivanka also took a photo of a lavish display of flowers surrounding several chandeliers inside a tent.
Ivanka posed for a family photo with her husband Jared Kushner and their 12-year-old daughter Arabella Rose.
The former presidential advisor opted for a statement emerald necklace paired with matching earrings, rings and maang tikka, which is placed on the wearer’s forehead.
For the second night of their pre-wedding celebrations, the couple had a huge merry-go-round erected in the garden of Anant’s billionaire father.
Ivanka, 42, also snapped a photo of a lavish display of flowers surrounding several chandeliers inside a tent.
Ivanka captioned the photos: “Anant and Radhika’s celebration of love continues on our second night in India!”
Bride-to-be Anant Ambani, 29, is the daughter of billionaire Shri Viren Merchant, CEO of private healthcare company Encore Healthcare.
Meanwhile, Anant Ambani, 28, is the youngest son of Mukesh Ambani, India’s richest man and CEO of Reliance Industries, which has revenues of $110 billion.
Yesterday, Ivanka was also seen learning a traditional Indian folk dance during her stay in India.
Ivanka joined other guests for a performance of the dance, which is known as dandiya and involves spinning while hitting colorful wooden sticks against each other to rhythms.
Also known as ‘garba’, the dance originates from the western Indian state of Gujrat and is performed on religious and other special occasions.
Yesterday, on the final day, guests were asked to pack something ‘casual chic’ for Tusker Trails, where they presumably explored the local area.
The couple took the stage to welcome their guests to the celebrations. Bride-to-be Radhika wore a bright pink strapless dress.
Pictured: Ivanka Trump with husband Jared Kushner and daughter Arabella at the pre-wedding cocktail party last night.
Ivanka joined other guests for a performance of the dance, known as dandiya.
The final event was a Hashtakshar, which translates to “signing,” and guests were expected to wear traditional clothing such as sherwanis and saris.
On the first night, the bride and groom-to-be hosted a cocktail party themed ‘Evening in Everland’, which featured a live performance by Rihanna, who was paid £5million for a 90-minute set.
Ahead of the celebrations, guests were given a nine-page dress code covering the range of events taking place this weekend.
Local media report that guests will travel to the city of Jamnagar on charter flights and ferries, and have been told there is a limit of three suitcases per couple.
Indian publication National News reports that the 1,000 guests will have access to laundry services throughout the weekend, including express steam service.
The information booklet also states that hair stylists, makeup artists and saree drapers will also be available to help.
The guide said: “We would like you to enjoy every moment to the fullest and create beautiful memories that will last a lifetime.”