Fashion is especially difficult for those who have similar tastes. Like Yuvika Chaudhary and Mouni Roy who ended up wearing the same outfit for an accidental day appearance. When the ladies of our beloved tinsel town decide to go out wearing the same dress, there are many examples. Even Beyoncé once wore a dress that was previously worn by Deepika Padukone. Fashion Faceoff: Katrina Kaif or Sonam Kapoor – Who looked more stunning in her black corset dress?
Mouni and Yuvika are returning, the latter recently shared photos in their cute red, pink and white floral printed mini dress and we were definitely impressed by it. She kept her styling simple and posed for some happy pictures in her sweet day outfits. A delicate hairband further enhanced her look.
Yuvika Chaudhary and Mouni Roy
Yuvika Chaudhary and Mouni Roy (Photo courtesy: Instagram)
But Yuvika’s print reminds us of Mouni Roy’s earlier appearances when she stepped into the city wearing the same outfit with a slight change. Mouni’s chest had a tie-up effect and a delicate ruffled layer just restrains her hemline. While the designs were diverse, the floral prints were very similar. She paired her look with big sunglasses and curly hair which was good with her outfit. FAsian Faceoff: Deepika Padukone or Nora Fatehi, Whose version of the Alex Perry dress became your vote?
Ask us to choose between these women and we will have no answer. But what about y’all? Do you think that Mouni describes it better than the young man or is it the other way around? Let us know by tweeting your answer or simply choosing the option from the box below.
(The above story was first shown on Reporter Door on May 11, 2021 12:00 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, the world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website reporterdoor.com).
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