Tamannaah Bhatia looked stylish in a purple floor-grazing gown
Tamannaah Bhatia rocks a stunning look in backless Victoria Beckham gown
She is such a fashionista that the cameras keep following her and keep clicking pictures every time she is seen. Recently, the actress was spotted at an event of skincare brand Shiseido, which she promotes. She wore a stunning aubergine coloured jersey gown. The actress posted her pictures from the event on her Instagram profile, so let us now tell you in detail about the actress’ outfit so that you can take fashion notes.
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View on InstagramTamannaah stole the show at the event in a gown made of stretchable satin-jersey material that featured an open detail at the back. The outfit featured a bodycon silhouette that beautifully accentuated the actress’ curves. Styled by renowned celebrity stylist Leepakshi Elawadi for the outing, Tamannaah looked like a painting in this gown that featured full sleeves, a high boat neckline, and a short train that ran along her neckline.
Talking about accessories, Tamannaah wore pearl drop earrings from the archives of the brand Diosa Paris. She kept her accessories game minimal and let her outfit hog the limelight.
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Her hair and makeup were kept simple yet chic on the day. Tamannaah's brown tresses were styled in a long waterfall, which was left open on her shoulders. Her makeup was done by none other than Bollywood's favourite makeup artist Pompy, who gave her a neutral look. Contrasting black manicure, lightly defined eyebrows, fluttering mascara filled eyelashes, blushed and highlighted nose bridge and cheeks, perfectly glowing skin and a sheer nude lip colour tied her look together.
Didn't Tamannaah Bhatia win hearts and give us fashion goals wearing this form-fitting Victoria Beckham outfit? We say, she definitely did.
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