It comes as no surprise that Deepika Padukone is a huge fan of designer, Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s work. The actress’ love affair with his designs has been going on for the longest time and more so, the designer has turned to Deepika to be his muse several times now too. Also, Deepika chose to work a bright and refreshing orange kurta by the designer even for the pre-wedding puja she headed to her hometown, Bengaluru for. Will she work a Sabyasachi outfit for her big day? Well, that we’re not sure of yet. However, here’s proving that Deepika will make for the ultimate Sabyasachi bride...

Deepika wowed in this Sabyasachi pink lehenga that was embroidered all-over in gold. This, she teamed with a matching choli and totally did away with a dupatta. The look was rounded off with a statement choker and matching ethnic danglers.

For a red carpet look, she went with drama. The actress was spotted working this pastel-hued, floral-embellished outfit by the designer that featured the floor-grazing train, adding much oomph and drama to the overall look. That old-Hollywood style wavy hairdo though...

While Deepika has been seen going very traditional with her Sabyasachi looks, she also goes bold with them. Here, we spotted her work a saree-gown by the designer and in the contemporary look, she wowed. We absolutely love the sexy top and the belt detail that went with this look.

Lending a sexy twist to her look, the actress was spotted working this stunning saree featuring a garden print and she teamed it with this sexy ornate blouse featuring a plunging neckline! A bold lip and a tied hairdo rounded the look off.

Deepika looked stunning in this red Benarasi weave saree by the designer from his Nilaya Asian Paints collection. The look is even bridal perfect, isn’t it? It also happens to be similar to one of the looks Anushka Sharma opted for during her wedding ceremonies. We love the statement jewellery that she accessorised with too.

Yet again, working the Benarasi weave, we spotted Deepika stun in this peach saree by the designer. We also love how she went the traditional way and opted for this high-neck saree blouse to team the drape with. This time, however, she kept it minimal with the makeup and jewellery and let the eclectic outfit do all the talking.
Do you think Deepika will be a Sabyasachi bride?