Palak Tiwari Is The Chicest Little Red Riding Fashionista In The Hood In A Co-Ord Set

Palak Tiwari has been on our fashion radar for a while now and for all the correct reasons. As a Gen-Z fashionista, Palak has been acing every possible trend in her own vivacious way. So not believing a bright red co-ord wouldn't be one of them is totally impossible. Red is a bold Bollywood favourite and as Palak Tiwari climbs her way to the top you can't help but take notice of her in a chic short co-ord set. Palak Tiwari dances her way with her new music video Mangta Hai Kya starring opposite Aditya Seal but takes a break to make us fall in love with her sassy style in red. The crop top, skirt and jacket come in one solid colour but is a far cry from being boring or basic. Palak Tiwari further adds a golden layered necklace and a pair of earrings to add some bling to the monochrome outfit and leaves us convinced that she's only getting started.

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As summer days get hotter, Palak Tiwari's style comes as a cool breeze in blue with her printed dress. If you ought to steal hearts, do it in Palak's style or simply forget it.

White is always right and Palak dressed in a chic strapless long jumpsuit is further proof of that. Sophisticated enough for a sharp appearance and serious enough to know she means business, Palak Tiwari's fashion sensibilities is right on track with the popular trends.

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Lilac dresses are having a moment lately but long before it became the Pantone Colour of the Year, Palak Tiwari was making 'very peri' gorgeous style statements in this summer hot-selling favourite shade.

Co-ord sets not just in red but in black too, Palak Tiwari could easily convince us to ditch every little black dress as long as we've got in her chic pick.

Palak Tiwari continues to make a mark on the style front and we'll continue taking notes for our next stylish escapade.

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