Deepika Padukone is an icon in more ways than one. The actress has always pushed the envelope with every milestone of her career. Her fashion outings are always a lesson in style and Deepika has proved this yet again as she attended the 59th Venice Biennale. At a dinner hosted by Louis Vuitton to celebrate the future renovation of the Galleria Giorgio Franchetti alla Ca' d'Oroevent, she steeped out in head-to-toe Louis Vuitton. Deepika was seen in a cropped vest jacket and a shirt that had a ruffled collar. She paired this with olive culottes and thigh-high boots. Deepika accessorised with the iconic Dauphine handbag which featured jacquard ‘Since 1854' textile. She went with sleek hair pulled into an updo, dewy finished skin and burgundy lips.
Deepika Padukone for the Venice Biennale
For formal events that the actress often attends, Deepika Padukone likes to go for a variety of looks ranging from classic to experimental. For the TIME100 Impact Awards held recently, the actress stole the show in a gorgeous saree. She went with a classic Sabyasachi creation and matching jewellery. The sheer drape featured floral designs with intricate thread work.
For the premiere of her film 83, Deepika Padukone was seen in a custom Gauri and Nainika gown. She matched the neckline with a diamond necklace and statement rings. Her winged eyeliner was unmissable.
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At the Red Sea International Film Festival, Deepika Padukone stepped out in a neon pink gown by Michael Cinco. The gown featured exaggerated sleeves and a dramatic train.
We also love this gold gown that Deepika Padukone carried with the flair of a superstar. The thigh-high slit added the right amount of oomph to the ensemble. She tied her hair in a bun and went for dewy makeup.
Deepika Padukone's myriad fashion looks are straight out of a fairytale and we remain, as always, glued to her fashion diaries.
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