Karisma Kapoor in Rs 48k pantsuit makes power dressing look peppy. All pics
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Karisma Kapoor gave a peppy twist to power dressing as she slipped into a colourful pantsuit worth Rs 48k.
Karisma Kapoor and her style are both iconic! The actress knows how to make heads turn with her sartorial choices. After making us all go awestruck recently with her appearance at an awards ceremony in a black Sabyasachi saree, she made another striking statement. This time, in a multi-hued pantsuit!
For a special appearance on the reality show India’s Got Talent Season 9, the actress slipped into a colourful pantsuit from the designer Manish Malhotra’s eponymous label. Must we add, she rocked it with the utmost glam and made power dressing look peppy! On the sets, she also bumped into Madhuri Dixit. The Dil Toh Pagal Hai divas posed for a picture together.
Take a look:
Raising the experimental meter, Karisma Kapoor sported an eccentric printed pantsuit. It featured a crisp blazer with varied patterns in vibrant hues. It came with a pair of pants with distinctive patterns on both legs.
She styled the ensemble with a stack of chunky golden bangles and edgy earrings. As for the makeup, she rocked a dramatic winged eyeliner, beaming highlighter and coral-nude lips.
The outfit that Karisma Kapoor wore is from Manish Malhotra’s latest collection called Diffuse. It is available for purchase on his label’s website. If you wish to add it to your wardrobe, it will cost you Rs 48k.
On the work front, Karisma Kapoor was last seen in the web series Mentalhood.
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