Kriti Sanon turned heads with her elegant fashion choice during the India vs England ODI at London’s iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground, embracing classic British style in a sophisticated Vivienne Westwood ensemble.
The actor wore the designer’s Long Monday Pulling Dress, a black midi outfit known for its signature draped silhouette and timeless tailoring. Featuring a sweetheart neckline, sailor-inspired collar, contrast piping and subtle ruching, the dress reflected Vivienne Westwood’s distinctive approach to blending heritage craftsmanship with modern femininity.
Keeping her styling minimal, Kriti paired the outfit with loose textured waves, natural makeup and understated accessories, allowing the dress to remain the focal point of her look. The refined appearance stood out amid the usual casual match-day fashion, offering a polished take on stadium style.
Choosing a Vivienne Westwood creation for an event at one of England’s most celebrated sporting venues also served as a subtle tribute to British fashion. The late designer’s creations continue to be recognised for combining classic tailoring with contemporary design, making the outfit a fitting choice for the London outing.
Away from the fashion spotlight, Kriti also captured attention for her warm interactions with Ziva Dhoni, daughter of former India captain MS Dhoni and Sakshi Dhoni. The two were seen sharing conversations, smiles and affectionate moments during the match, with photos and videos quickly gaining popularity on social media.
The Lord’s ODI attracted several celebrities and cricket personalities, making it one of the most talked-about fixtures of India’s England tour. Kriti’s appearance alongside businessman Kabir Bahia also reignited speculation about their relationship, although neither has commented publicly on the rumours.
On the professional front, Kriti Sanon is riding high following the success of Cocktail 2. She is also focusing on carefully selected projects through her production house, Blue Butterfly Films, while continuing to balance commercial entertainers with content-driven cinema.