Priyanka Chopra arrived in Mumbai to announce the launch of the global makeup brand Max Factor and attended a special screening of her Marathi production titled Paani. Every fan drooled over how hot she looked when she stepped out of the flight. Known to be a style icon, Priyanka did not disappoint; her outfits spoke volumes about her talent for choosing apt clothes for the event. First, her casual-chic airport look made onlookers ‘wow,’ and then she commanded eyeballs at the events.
Priyanka looked every inch of a diva at the launch of Max Factor as she was seen in an all-powder-blue three-piece ensemble. A spaghetti top in sheer with structured cups was worn underneath a matching blue blazer with full sleeves and double lapel collars. Further, pairing the outfit with loose capri pants in the same color, she pulled off the perfect monochromatic look, giving major fashion goals for business meetings or corporate conventions.
Wondering how much this stylish semi-formal attire costs? Priyanka’s stylish ensemble is from New York-based fashion brand SER.O.YA. While the blazer costs ₹29,363, the semi-sheer tank top carries a price tag of ₹20,866, and the capri pants cost ₹23,390. The sum comes out to be ₹73,619.
Complementing her all-blue attire was a perfect beauty routine. With a dewy foundation, subtle blush on the cheeks, and glossy nude lipstick, Priyanka chose it all. Her eye makeup was done with bold eyeliner and mascara-coated lashes to give that hint of drama. Accessorizing sleekly, she wore a golden necklace with chic hoop earrings.
Priyanka turned heads in a bright, multi-colored mini-dress before the launch. The off-shoulder design boasted a sculpted deep neckline and a casual pleated fit from below the waist, perfectly balancing the look between elegance and casual.
Priyanka completed her dazzling outfit with a pair of tinted sunglasses and pointed heels. She wore her hair in a sleek ponytail, and the minimal jewelry accentuated her overall grace without stealing the charm from her outfit. It was a perfect reminder that less is indeed sometimes more.
