Malaika Arora in white crop top and shorts says summer is officially here. We’re taking notes
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Malaika Aroro's go-to summer look is an all-white outfit. Here's proof.
Summer is here and so is the time to take out crisp white outfits from your wardrobe. Nothing works like the charm of wearing white when temperatures go soaring. Even Malaika Arora swears by the same mantra when it comes to summer fashion. Her recent Instagram post is proof.
The Chaiyya Chaiyya girl took to the social media app to share a throwback picture. She looked stunning in a white off-shoulder top with matching denim shorts. With the photo, she announced that the summer is officially here.
See her post here:
What Malaika Arora wore was a pristine white off-shoulder top. The top featured voguish details like statement billowing sleeves and a layered drape. A pair of matching shorts is what she chose to rock an all-white attire.
For the styling, she opted for a sleek black belt, oversized sunnies and a black bag. A pair of golden gladiators completed her summer-ready look. Oh, and her long locks kept open in a casual style further upped the oomph factor. With this look, Malaika truly showed how to add glam to breezy and fuss-free summer outfits.
The photo is from many summers ago when Malaika visited New York. Her friend Seema Khan and Arjun Rampal’s girlfriend Gabriella Demetriades loved the picture and dropped fire emoticons in the comments section.
What do you think about this look?
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