Her matte makeup accentuated her features.
Lisa Haydon turned heads at the Lady Garden Foundation Gala as she arrived in a breathtaking Arpita Mehta ensemble.
The event celebrated a decade of vital work supporting gynaecological cancer research and awareness across the UK.
Lisa’s appearance added star power to a night dedicated to raising crucial funds for an important cause.
The Indian Australian star carried her look with effortless glamour while championing an organisation committed to women’s health.
Her elegant aesthetic resonated strongly with South Asian fashion admirers.
It marked another standout style moment from the internationally recognised model and Bollywood personality.
Lisa wore the Arpita Mehta Coconut hand-embroidered sequinned sari set, worth £3,407.
The design embodied the brand’s signature blend of contemporary detailing and luxurious traditional craftsmanship.
The coconut-toned ensemble shimmered under the venue lighting and highlighted her natural poise.
Lisa styled the outfit with refined and minimal accessories that complemented the sari’s rich texture.
Her hair was straightened with a neat middle parting that framed her features beautifully.
She paired the look with mesh minimal black heels that added subtle height without overpowering the delicate aesthetic.
Her nails were a classic baby pink and white shade that matched the soft palette of the ensemble.
A delicate diamond necklace added a final touch of understated luxury to the overall appearance.
Her matte makeup accentuated her features while maintaining the focus on the intricate sari craftsmanship.
The Lady Garden Foundation has become a leading national charity working to raise awareness and funding for the five gynaecological cancers.
It began in 2014 by supporting ground-breaking research at The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust.
The organisation has since expanded into yearly galas, educational programmes and the backing of cutting-edge medical studies.
Its mission aims to break taboos around women’s gynaecological health and encourage earlier conversations and diagnoses.
Events like this gala help strengthen public understanding of these conditions.
Lisa’s presence helped bring further attention to the charity’s work.
Lisa has long been a familiar face in global entertainment and fashion.
She is an Indian Australian actress, TV presenter and model known for her strong screen presence.
She made her acting debut in the ensemble romance Aisha in 2010 and received significant praise for her role in Queen.
Her performance earned her a Best Supporting Actress nomination at Filmfare and wider industry acclaim.
She later appeared in the hit comedy Housefull 3 and in a brief role in Ae Dil Hai Mushkil.
Her versatility has kept her relevant across commercial and critically driven projects.
Alongside acting, Lisa has established herself as a successful model in India and internationally.
She has featured in numerous magazines, including Harper’s Bazaar, Elle India, Cosmopolitan, Grazia India, Verve and Vogue India.
Her runway work includes Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week and HDIL India Couture Week.
She has represented brands in campaigns for Hyundai, Indigo Nation, Myntra and Blender’s Pride.
She even filmed a widely recognised commercial with Hrithik Roshan in 2010.
Her collaboration with Peter Lindbergh for a Nirav Modi campaign alongside Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Andreea Diaconu added to her prestigious portfolio.
Designer Arpita Mehta, whose creation Lisa showcased at the gala, remains a leading name in contemporary Indian fashion.
Her designs blend modern silhouettes with traditional embellishment, making them favourites among celebrities.
She is well known within high fashion circles and regularly receives attention for her marriage to fellow designer Kunal Rawal.
Her work frequently appears at major events and continues to evolve within the global South Asian fashion landscape.
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