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Akshata Murty: Britain's Best-Dressed and Diplomatically Decadent

 


Akshata Murty, the renowned businesswoman, fashion designer, and wife of UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, has earned the prestigious top spot on Tatler's annual list of Britain's best-dressed personalities for 2023. Fondly known as the "First Lady Fabulous," her impeccable style and love for cool-girl labels have captured the hearts of fashion enthusiasts across the nation.

At the recent G7 summit in Japan, all eyes were on Akshata as she made a stylish statement with a pink top paired with green trousers, radiating confidence and grace. Her elegance continued to shine at King Charles' coronation, where she stole the spotlight in a stunning blue dress adorned with a black fascinator.

Taking the second position on Tatler's list is Yana Peel, Chanel's global head of arts and culture, hailed as "the epitome of fabulous." Right behind her, Caroline Primrose, Lady Dalmeny, is celebrated for her regal fashion sense, securing the third spot.

The top 10 also features model Sarah Rose Hanbury, tailor Dominic Sebag-Montefiore, socialite Olivia Buckingham, opera singer Danielle de Niese, property developer Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, versatile actor Bill Nighy, and jewelry designer Sabine Getty.

In Tatler's upcoming September issue, these 25 best-dressed personalities will be showcased, setting trends and inspiring fashion enthusiasts all over the country, according to Chandler Tregaskes, Tatler's style editor.

At 43 years old, Akshata Murty takes pride in being recognized as one of Britain's best-dressed individuals for 2023. Beyond her business acumen, she boasts a keen fashion sense, which extends to her prowess as a talented fashion designer.

Described as an epitome of modern-day diplomatically decadent dressing, Akshata's fashion choices embody "quiet luxury" or "stealth wealth." She has gained attention for donning £570 slippers from JW Anderson during school runs and pairing them with standout £445 Gucci trainers and a leather skirt worth over £1,000.

Recently, Akshata and her husband, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, faced scrutiny for their designer clothing choices, including a £3,500 suit and £490 Prada shoes worn during a campaign. In response, Akshata has taken a conscious shift towards supporting more affordable British brands, revamping her wardrobe while retaining her signature style.

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As the daughter of Indian industrialist Narayana Murthy, Akshata's fashion choices have consistently made headlines. Her "quiet luxury" style and preference for affordable British brands have earned her widespread praise and admiration.

In embracing her diplomatic and chic dressing with a touch of practicality, Akshata Murty exemplifies how fashion can be a powerful tool for self-expression and representation. Her presence on Tatler's list is not only a testament to her style prowess but also a celebration of modern-day British fashion that is both opulent and conscious of its global impact.

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