NMACC event: Nita Ambani looked ethereal with daughter Isha Ambani

Mukesh Ambani and Anand Piramal joined them on Friday at an event at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC).

Nita Ambani with Mukesh Ambani was seen alongside their daughter Isha Ambani and her husband-businessma Anand Piramal at an event at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC) in Mumbai last night. They were spotted together attending the ‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year’ exhibition by London’s Natural History Museum.

The Ambanis attend the ‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year’ exhibition by London’s Natural History Museum.

Last night, Nita Ambani, Mukesh Ambani, Isha Ambani, and Anand Piramal were spotted attending the ‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year’ exhibition by London’s Natural History Museum in NMACC in Mumbai. The mother-daughter duo looked as ethereal as ever in their designer dresses for the event.

What did Nita Ambani wear at the event at NMACC?

Nita Ambani, the chairperson and founder of the Reliance Foundation, Dhirubhai Ambani International School, and a director of Reliance Industries, chose a light brown floor-length dress with tiered ruffles at the hem. The sheer dress featured full sleeves and a high neckline, and it was matched with brown heels and a matching brown bag. She opted for minimal makeup and straight hair. Meanwhile, Mukesh Ambani sported his genuine signature white shirt and black trousers.

What did Isha Ambani wear at the event?

Isha Ambani was seen in an embellished beige co-ord set with an embroidered bottom and a collared top with short sleeves. She complemented her look with a pair of matching embellished beige heels. For the accessories, she wore a pair of diamond earrings and had her hair styled in natural curls. Husband and businessman Anand Piramal wore a printed brown shirt with a pair of denims as he posed alongside Isha and her parents for the photographers.

Several other celebs, like fashion designer Manish Malhotra, attended the event last night, among many others, attending the ‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year’ (WPY) opening night. The event marked the Indian debut of the Natural History Museum, London’s ‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year’ exhibition.