Katrina Kaif in Rs 87k dress has us dreaming of a floral paradise. You’ll love the pics
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Katrina Kaif left her fans speechless as she shared new pictures of herself dressed in a floral mini dress worth Rs 87k.
Don’t we all love a good flower-power moment? Especially when it is accompanied by a flowy silhouette! Well, Katrina Kaif just embraced a beautiful blooming dress and made us fall in love with the floral prints all over again.
The diva, on Thursday, shared a set of impeccable photos on Instagram and hinted at an upcoming collaboration with Gauri Khan. Even though she did not reveal much about their forthcoming project, her multi-hued dress was enough to grip our attention.
Take a look:
Since being posted, Katrina’s photos have already garnered over 1 million likes. Coming back to her outfit, she opted for a mini dress from the shelves of the label Zimmermann.
The arresting number boasted an ivory base which was enlivened with a beauteous symphony of vibrant floral motifs. The organza dress also featured several other voguish details such as puffed sleeves, panelled bodice and a buoyant skirt.
She took the glam quotient of her look a notch higher with dewy makeup, glossy pink lips, slightly-smudged black eyeliner and defined brows. Open hair and a dainty pair of hoops perfectly rounded off the look.
The dress, let us tell you, can also be purchased online from the label Zimmermann’s website. It is currently available at a discounted price of Rs 87,936 (1,110 USD). The original price, as mentioned on the website, is Rs 1,46,561 (1,850 USD).
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