Janhvi Kapoor shines like a diamond in glittery bodycon dress by Falguni and Shane peacock. Pics here
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Styled by Tanya Ghavri, Janvi wore a gorgeous silver bodycon evening gown from the shelves of renowned designer house Falguni and Shane Peacock.
Janhvi Kapoor makes sure to turn heads when she steps out. Be it a heavy lehenga or a chic evening gown, the gorgeous diva nails every look with style and poise.
Janhvi has kept her streak of charm ongoing with her recent ensemble and we bet that you won’t be able to take your eyes off her.
Styled by Tanya Ghavri, Janvi wore a gorgeous silver bodycon evening gown from the shelves of renowned designer house Falguni and Shane Peacock. Strewn with glitter and sequins, the dress is a perfect pick for a cocktail party or a dance night out.
Take a look:
Janhvi opted for a matching shimmery makeup palette with generous sweeps of silver eyeshadow and mascara and kohl-laden eyes. She kept her hair up in a sleek, voluminous ponytail. With carefully chiselled eyebrows and a perfect shade of peachy nude lipstick, Janhvi kept it minimal with the accessories.
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