Summer is here and you are expected to make floral prints. With a bright color palette, floral motifs, warm colors and breathable silhouettes, the summer season is about reinvigorating your wardrobe. This is the time to dig out all those pullovers and cardigans and pick something that is easy-enough. While Kajal Aggarwal is no longer in Kichlu’s ‘Easy Attractive’ category, we are happy with its color combination which is screaming in the summer! Yo ya hell no? Madhuri Dixit’s black separation Nupur Kanoi
Kajal’s smart three-piece co-ord set is designed by the brilliant designer duo, Pankaj and Nidhi. Singham The actress contrasted her blue and white print pairs with a long long overcoat. While her attire was loud in itself, she gave it a subtle look by adding anything from Fendi’s home with a delicate ear stud, watch, bracelet and sunglasses. Her soft loose hair and white pumps add to her look. The styling was superb as it focused entirely on her attire while backing it with some essential accessories. Yo ya hell no? Kiara Advani in the traditional six yards by Manish Malhotra.
Kajal Aggarwal in Pankaj and Nidhi
Kajal Aggarwal (Photo courtesy: Instagram)
Okay, it is no mind that we are definitely surprised by her choice but what is your opinion on this? Are you equally mesmerized or think it is too loud for your taste? If asked, how much will his # code give on a scale of 1-5? Tweet us your answers
(The above story first appeared on Reporter Door at 18, 2021 09:48 AM IST. For more news and updates about politics, the world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website reporterdoor.com) .
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