Samantha in corset and pants set reminds us of Tara Sutaria. Who looked better?
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Samantha recently shared stunning pictures of herself dressed in a voguish corset and matching pants. Tara Sutaria also wore this same outfit last year in November.
Samantha is a fashionista and never fails to put forth steal-worthy sartorial inspiration. The actress, once again, impressed the fashion police as she slipped into a voguish corset with a pair of matching pants for a recent photoshoot.
She took to Instagram to share her pictures in the all-white ensemble. But guess what, the pictures also reminded us of Tara Sutaria who wore the same ensemble last year in November while promoting her film Tadap. Both the divas nailed the outfits with distinctive styling.
For the photoshoot, Samantha wore a white corset from the Mumbai-based label Polite Society. The strapless bustier corset also featured a stylish black drawstring detail on the sides. The actress paired it with matching pants, featuring side seam detail, from the same label.
As for the styling, she opted for a pair of scene-stealing earrings from Amama Jewels. She rocked subtle yet glam makeup comprising shimmery eyelids, glossy lips, a bit of mascara and beaming highlighter. For the hair, she tied it in a ponytail.
Here’s a closer look:
Tara Sutaria, on the other hand, rocked the ensemble with voluminous curls and a pair of black boots. She gave heavy accessories a miss and let her outfit do the talking.
Who do you think rocked the outfit better?
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