Emmy Awards
Vir Das wears Delhi-based couturier's attire to host 52nd Emmy Awards
Comedian Vir Das introduced a budding Delhi-based couturier, named Shubhangi Bajpai, who designed his attire for the 52nd International Emmy Awards, which he hosted in New York City on November 26.
Vir made the revelation on his social media platform.
We had like 4000 very talented young designers submit and I want to thank you for doing so. We found a wonderful kid from Delhi. She’s worked super hard. pic.twitter.com/mE1Im3laux
— Vir Das (@thevirdas) November 25, 2024
In an Instagram post, the celebrated comedian wrote hours before hosting the award show, "As promised. I will be wearing a brand new designer for the Emmys. As promised, I know nothing about fashion. But she does and she worked super hard.
"Her name is Shubhangi Bajpai and she is from Delhi. Happy to show you her work soon. Do keep in mind, she doesn't have much to work with here."
As he walked the red carpet, Vir looked dapper wearing a white shirt, single-buttoned black jacket and lungi-modelled pair of trousers.
#VirDas hosted the #52ndInternationalEmmyAwards ceremony while #TheNightManager team, led by #AdityaRoyKapur and #SandeepModi, celebrated the show’s nomination in the Drama Series category pic.twitter.com/Iv8XhFYAis
— GQ India (@gqindia) November 26, 2024
Last year, Vir Das had won the Emmy Award for his Netflix special titled Vir Das: Landing in a tie with Derry Girls - Season 3.
As an actor, he was last seen in Prime Video's comedy-drama series Call Me Bae, which stars Ananya Panday in the lead.
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