Janhvi Kapoor in bodycon Rahul Mishra gown dazzles like a diva in new pics
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Janhvi Kapoor slipped into an exquisite Rahul Mishra gown for Good Luck Jerry promotions.
Janhvi Kapoor’s love for glamorous gowns is simply eternal! Every time she steps out wearing one, it is always a scene-stealing moment. Something similar happened on Monday as Janhvi slipped into an exquisite Rahul Mishra bodycon gown to promote her new movie Good Luck Jerry.
The diva took to Instagram and delighted her fans with a set of stunning photos. Must we add, she looked oh-so-gorgeous in the glam gown that was a striking mix of all-things-glitzy and pretty floral accents!
Take a look at the pictures here:
Doesn’t she look gorgeous?
The outfit that Janhvi wore boasted a figure-hugging silhouette and accentuated her curves. The sleeveless number also featured a plunging neckline that further took the glam quotient a notch higher. While the bodice of her gown was swathed in golden sequin embellishments, it then flowed into a straight blue skirt replete with the celebrated fashion designer’s signature nature-inspired multi-hued details.
Not just the choice of her outfit, but the way Janhvi styled it is noteworthy too. She rocked a sleek and simple half-tie hairdo, and went all the way glam with her makeup. A beaming highlighter, shimmery eyelids, glossy pink lips and defined brows were her beauty picks. In another impressive styling move, she ditched heavy accessories and sported a dainty pair of studs.
What a stunner!
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