Kareena Kapoor shows how to colour block with same shade in pink top and pants. See pics
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For a day out in Mumbai, Kareena Kapoor was spotted wearing a pink-on-pink outfit and gave major fashion inspiration on how to color block with the same shade.
Kareena Kapoor is hands down the quintessential diva of Bollywood and it is a fact. She breathed life into the iconic character of Poo in the film Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham and never looked back from there. Cut to now, she is one of the most successful actresses in Tinsel Town. Not just her acting skills, but her sartorial game is always on point and, for a day out earlier this week, she gave out major fashion inspiration on how to colour block with the same shade.
What Kareena wore was a fuchsia pink full-sleeved ruffle top with a rose-pink pair of high-waisted belted pants. The actress looked absolutely spectacular and showed that similar shades can be worn for colour blocking.
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