Hina Khan snapped at airport in casual-chic co-ord set as she leaves for Cannes. Pics
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Hina Khan was snapped at the airport on Saturday in a casual-chic co-ord set as she left for the Cannes Film Festival.
The countdown for the 75th annual Cannes Film Festival has begun. The festival will kickstart on May 17 and go on till May 28. Television starlet Hina Khan is set to walk the red carpet this year again and was papped leaving for Cannes at the airport on Saturday. She opted for a lavender co-ord set to jet off for the festival and we are of the opinion that she simply aced the casual-chic look.
What Hina wore was a lavender co-ord set. The set consisted of a turtleneck sweatshirt and straight-fit pants. The sweatshirt featured voluminous sleeves and she styled her outfit with white lace-up sneakers.
Hina opted for a pair of stylish sunglasses and a cute backpack as accessories. She kept her makeup subtle with a dab of blush and pink lipstick, and left her hair loose.
Hina Khan made her Cannes debut in 2019 and stunned people in a dazzling fishtail gown with a plunging neckline and hanging sleeves.
Apart from Hina Khan, Deepika Padukone will also be attending the festival this year. In fact, the actress has made it to the list of the 8-member jury at the coveted event. Television star Helly Shah will make her debut this year.
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