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A designer glitch in Virat's outfit!
Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma have been the most celebrated couple among the recent celebrity couples. They both tying the not after so much of will they or won\'t they drama, made it for the front page news item on many dailies and few websites have even reported the details extensively.
Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma have been the most celebrated couple among the recent celebrity couples. They both tying the not after so much of will they or won't they drama, made it for the front page news item on many dailies and few websites have even reported the details extensively.
In between all this, our attention has gone to a fashion glitch in Virat Kohli's outfit. Sabyasachi Mukherjee has made a name for himself by designing the recently wed couples clothes but he forgot to design matching socks for royal outfit of Virat Kohli on his wedding day.
The cricketer's dress looked a bit out of place with grey socks while he is clad in complete white from top to bottom. Either no socks or white socks would have been suitable to the look. Anyways, the couple looked completely in love with each other and we can exempt such small mistake on Sabyasachi's part after making them look so daper in Indian traditional wear.
