But the real scene-stealer was her hair.
Trisha wore it in a sleek low bun wrapped in fresh jasmine flowers, or malli poo, giving the entire look that timeless South Indian festive charm. No flashy styling tricks, no over-the-top accessories – just classic elegance done really well.
Her jewellery followed the same mood. She wore a diamond choker with ruby detailing in the centre, matching earrings, delicate bangles, and a statement ring. It looked polished and regal without crossing into “trying too hard” territory.
Even her makeup stayed soft and fresh.
Rosy cheeks, glowing skin, kohl-lined eyes, a muted mauve lip, and a tiny bindi brought everything together. The overall look felt graceful, effortless, and very rooted in tradition — something that’s becoming increasingly rare on celebrity appearance circuits these days.