Triptii Dimri just made burnt orange the hottest wedding colour of the season

Triptii Dimri has quietly become one of those actors whose fashion choices feel easy to like. No loud drama, no trying-too-hard moments. Just clean silhouettes, soft colours, and looks that feel wearable even when they’re red-carpet ready.

So when she stepped out for Netflix India’s slate announcement in Mumbai, people were already curious about her upcoming film Maa Behen with Madhuri Dixit. But let’s be honest - her outfit ended up stealing a fair bit of the spotlight too.This time, Triptii went for a burnt orange Anarkali, and it honestly couldn’t have come at a better time. Wedding season is in full swing, and this shade is slowly creeping into every mood board.

With this look, she’s pretty much made burnt orange the unofficial colour of the season. It’s warm, rich, festive, and still feels fresh. Not the loud, in-your-face orange, but that deeper, earthy version that looks elegant in daylight and glows under evening lights.Her outfit, by Drishti & Zahabia, struck a really nice balance between dressed-up and effortless. The Anarkali had soft prints running through it, with embroidery focused around the bodice, so it didn’t feel heavy or overdone.

It moved well, looked comfortable, and had that flowy charm that works for long events where you’re sitting, standing, and posing for pictures all day. She paired it with printed straight-fit pants and a light organza dupatta, which added just enough drama without turning the look into full-on wedding couture.

What worked even better was how she styled it. No over-accessorising. Just statement gold earrings from Mortantra, and a stack of gold bangles and rings from Maya Sanghavi and Shri Paramani Jewels.

Enough shine to lift the look, but not so much that it distracted from the colour and the craft of the outfit. The jewellery felt festive in a real, lived-in way - the kind you’d actually want to wear to a family wedding or a close friend’s function.Her hair was kept simple with a half-up style by Seema Mane, which gave the whole look a soft, put-together feel. And the makeup stayed light and glowy, with rosy tones on her eyes, cheeks, and lips.

Nothing heavy, nothing dramatic. Just that fresh, warm glow that works beautifully with burnt orange. It made her look relaxed, happy, and very comfortable in her skin.And that’s probably why this look landed so well online. It didn’t feel styled for shock value. It felt natural. Burnt orange, as a colour, carries this quiet festive energy. It’s rooted in tradition - you think of marigolds, sindoor, temple lamps - but it also feels modern when styled right.

It flatters most skin tones and works across daytime functions and evening events without needing a full outfit change.With this appearance, Triptii didn’t just wear a pretty Anarkali. She set the tone for wedding season dressing. Easy, warm, festive, and stylish without trying too hard. If you’re building your wedding wardrobe right now, consider this your sign to add a little burnt orange into the mix.