Tamannaah Bhatia in peppy pantsuit is a vision to behold in new pics from Cannes
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Dressed in a mint-green pantsuit, Tamannaah Bhatia looks uber pretty in new pictures from Cannes.
Wow is truly the word for Tamannaah Bhatia and her new pictures from Cannes. The actress, who is all set to walk the red carpet at Cannes Film Festival 2022, is already slaying the sartorial game.
Celebrity makeup artist Florian Hurel took to Instagram and shared several pictures of the diva from the French Riviera. Right from her pastel-hued outfit to the dramatic pink-hued eye makeup, there’s a lot to love about Tamannaah’s photos from Cannes.
See the pictures here:
Tamannaah gave a colourful and peppy spin to a pantsuit as she exuded bosslady vibes in the head-turning ensemble. What she wore was a mint-green pantsuit featuring a blazer and high-rise pants with a flared hem. She also wore a lavender bodysuit with a plunging neckline under the green blazer. She absolutely nailed this experimental colour combination, we must say!
As for accessories, the actress rocked a pair of statement hoops and that is it. She, however, went glam with her makeup. Her pink and purple-hued eye makeup stole the show. Nude lips, beaming highlighter and a bit of blush completed her beauty game.
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