Deepika Padukone’s boho and bejewelled look in Sabyasachi for Cannes Day 1: Decoded
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Deepika Padukone, who is representing India as a jury member at the Cannes Film Festival 2022, made an ultra-glam statement in a Sabyasachi outfit for the jury photocall on the first day.
Deepika Padukone made an ultra-glam statement in a Sabyasachi outfit for the jury photocall on the first day of the 75th Cannes Film Festival. She is representing India as a jury member at the Cannes Film Festival 2022. The celebrated designer, meanwhile, described Deepika’s outfits on Instagram and if you are as impressed as we are, do read on for details.
Sabyasachi began his post with a quote: “I love that moment of storytelling where looking back at the past reveals the future. For me the best stories of India are always told in these moments.” Moreover, he added that the Tamasha actress wore “clothing and high jewellery” from his Tropic of Calcutta collection “the global resort series, where Indian heritage gets a contemporary update.”
Deepika wore a printed Mysore silk shirt “with a digital rendering of hand-painted vintage flora inspired by Company paintings made by the Sabyasachi Art Foundation,” as described in the post. The shirt featured monogram buttons and she paired it with pleated wool trousers.
As for her jewellery, Deepika wore the exquisite Lucknow Rose - a deconstructed Maharani necklace featuring multicoloured gemstones and uncut diamonds. Along with that, she accessorised her outfit with the Bengal Trophy belt from Sabyasachi’s collection.
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