Celebrated as a pinnacle of global sophistication and philanthropy, the event brought together accomplished young individuals from around the world and Rysa was one among them. Rysa’s selection for Le Bal was because of her captivating personality and the legacy of her family. Her down-to-earth nature, coupled with her strong work ethic and ambition to make a positive impact, resonated with the organisers.

Rysa was dressed in a stunning pastel blue and silver gown by renowned designer Elie Saab, Rysa was a vision of grace and sophistication. A breathtaking piece from a collection inspired by the timeless magic of fairy tales, the dress captures the essence of a world where stories come alive, and magic is always just a step away.

The dress had intricate patterns with a symphony of deep burgundies, faded golds, and midnight blues makig her look ethereal and stand out among so many others. Her participation adds to the illustrious list of Indians who have graced this stage in the past, including the likes of Princess Gauravi Kumari of Jaipur, Isha Ambani, Ananya Panday, Shanaya Kapoor among others.

Le Bal founder Ophélie Renouard said Rysa was a natural choice because how seamlessly she bridges cultures. Renouard added, "She is proud of her Indian heritage yet globally minded, humble, hardworking, and eager to make a difference. The format of Le Bal is much like an exclusive sorority, connecting exceptional young women from across the globe, and having Ananya Panday participate in the past gave us the opportunity to know the Panday family more closely. We deeply admire the way Rysa’s mother, Bhavana Panday, has raised her daughters. Their strong values and ease of adapting to Western culture are essential qualities that help our debutantes integrate successfully into the group."

Rysa also gracefully engaged in a father-daughter dance with Chunky Panday. It is a cherished tradition at Le Bal that saw even the likes of Chris Martin dance with his daughter Apple.