In the Karan Johar-directed film, Kareena Kapoor Khan played the lively, stylish Poo. Her bright lehengas, fitted blouses, and bold styling became instant favorites. Brides and bridesmaids started recreating those looks for their own weddings. The mix of glamour and tradition felt fresh at that time, and it still does today.
Now, years later, the same magic has been brought back in a new way. Young fashion icon Nysa Devgn recently stepped out in a modern version of the famous Bole Chudiyan outfit. The look is part of a 2025/26 collection inspired by the original costumes. The outfit is designed by Manish Malhotra, who was also behind the memorable costumes in the film.
In the latest photos, Nysa Devgn looks radiant in a peach-and-orange lehenga set. The lehenga features detailed embroidery, shimmer work, and delicate bead patterns. The skirt flows beautifully and carries heavy embellishment at the hem. The embroidery adds shine but still keeps the look elegant.
Styling plays an important role here. Nysa Devgn keeps her hair tied back in a neat bun, which gives the outfit a polished finish. Her makeup is fresh and glowing, with defined eyes and a natural lip color. She wears statement earrings and a bracelet, but the jewellery does not detract from the lehenga. The focus remains on the craftsmanship.
Manish Malhotra has often spoken about introducing styling as an important part of costume design in the early 1990s. With Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, he created looks that were larger-than-life yet still relatable. The Bole Chudiyan costumes especially became a symbol of big Indian wedding celebrations. Families began dressing up in coordinated outfits, and the idea of a glamorous sangeet night became popular across the country.
Over the years, these designs have been recreated for brides and customers worldwide. From India to international weddings, the influence of Kareena Kapoor Khan’s K3G wardrobe is still evident.
With Nysa Devgn stepping into this updated Bole Chudiyan outfit, a new generation gets to experience that same sparkle. It proves that good design never fades. It only evolves with time.
