We bet you haven't tried out this ethnic look of Parineeti's yet!
| Oct 16, 2017, 10:19 IST
Parineeti Chopra has been in the complete 'festive zone' for days now with her ensembles whilst promoting her upcoming film. The actress has been seen donning some seriously chic outfits and we've been ogling at each one of them. Her promotional style-file is bursting of great looks and here's one more to go right in there. Styled yet again by Sanjana Batra, Parineeti this time has worked a look most of us women haven't tried yet.
The actress donned a pair of deep maroon trendy dhoti pants that were perfectly cropped at her ankles. On that she worked a Masaba Gupta tribal art print short anarkali. The silhouette of the anarkali lent that feminine vibe to the overall look and print helped break through the block colours she had going on. The diva completed her look with strappy gold heels to add that extra oomph to her look.
Hairstylist Gohar Shaikh left Parineeti's hair open but braided on one side and swept to the side too. Makeup artist Arti Nayar gave the actress a kohled black eye-shadow look which perfectly complemented her Indian outfit whilst keeping it subtle elsewhere. The diva has aptly demoed that instead of working churidars or wide-legged pants this festive season, style your dhoti pants instead and create a unique look with them too!
The actress donned a pair of deep maroon trendy dhoti pants that were perfectly cropped at her ankles. On that she worked a Masaba Gupta tribal art print short anarkali. The silhouette of the anarkali lent that feminine vibe to the overall look and print helped break through the block colours she had going on. The diva completed her look with strappy gold heels to add that extra oomph to her look.
Hairstylist Gohar Shaikh left Parineeti's hair open but braided on one side and swept to the side too. Makeup artist Arti Nayar gave the actress a kohled black eye-shadow look which perfectly complemented her Indian outfit whilst keeping it subtle elsewhere. The diva has aptly demoed that instead of working churidars or wide-legged pants this festive season, style your dhoti pants instead and create a unique look with them too!
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