Kriti Sanon in Rs 15k playful romper makes power dressing look fun. See pics
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Kriti Sanon slipped into a playful romper worth Rs 15k for Bachchhan Paandey promotions and showed how to add fun to power dressing.
Kriti Sanon is among the most stylish actresses who can effortlessly embrace all sorts of silhouettes. From sarees and lehengas to glam dresses and jumpsuits, she knows how to ace them all with her innate glam. The actress, who is busy promoting her upcoming film Bachchhan Paandey these days, has been proving her fashion prowess with back-to-back stunning looks.
Kriti started the promotional spree in playful sarees but then moved to western silhouettes like mini dresses and jumpsuits. Another versatile addition to the list is her latest appearance, for which she slipped into a voguish romper. With this outfit, she showed how to make power dressing look fun.
Take a look:
Doesn’t she look stunning?
What Kriti Sanon wore is a romper from the Mumbai-based label Hiro. It looked like a blazer and featured a double-breasted design. It also had several stylish details, like gathered sleeves, an elaborate belt and tone-on-tone texture on the fabric.
Kriti styled the playful yet boss-vibe outfit with a silver choker and a delicate pendant. She also added a set of matching rings for accessories. The natural-looking makeup rounded off with kohl-rimmed eyes, pink blush and nude pink lipstick further added to the beauteous look. As for the tresses, she donned a half-tie hairdo.
Oh, and she also added a pair of sunnies to amp up the swag quotient.
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