Kareena Kapoor in black jumpsuit is classy and you know it. Sister-in-law Saba Ali Khan comments
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Kareena Kapoor wore a black jumpsuit for the United Nations Young Changemakers Conclave. She took to Instagram to post pictures of herself dressed in the stunning outfit.
Uff Kareena Kapoor, you beauty!
In her latest post on Instagram, our very own Bebo is looking uber-chic in a black jumpsuit. She opted for the stunning ensemble for the United Nations Young Changemakers Conclave. The pictures will surely take your breath away, just like us, and you should definitely check them out.
What Kareena wore was a classy black jumpsuit. The gorgeous number featured a criss-cross back and complemented the diva’s svelte frame perfectly. If you want some cues for your next night-out, Kareena’s outfit will surely turn heads. The actress styled the attire with black heels.
To accessorise, Kareena opted for statement gold hoops that suited the ensemble well. As far as her makeup was concerned, she went with defined eyebrows, black smokey eyes, blush and pink lip gloss. She left her tresses loose.
“United Nations Young Changemakers Conclave,” reads the caption of the post with a heart at the end.
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