Actors Siddharth Malhotra and Jacqueline Fernandez kickstarted promotions for their upcoming film A Gentleman and so did the lead cast of Bareilly Ki Barfi including stars Kriti Sanon, Ayushmann Khurrana and Rajkummar Rao.
All the actors have been on a promotion spree, attending events, television shows etc, leaving no stone unturned to promote their upcoming film. And while the stars do have a hectic schedule before the release of the film, B-town beauties Jacqueline Fernandez and Kriti Sanon are making sure that they do out miss out on any opportunity to flaunt their sartorial choices and give a glimpse of their style game during the promotional activities/events.
Both the female stars - Kriti Sanon and Jacqueline Fernandez, made their way into our hearts when the two tinsel town beauties showed up on two different occassions at separate events in 'almost' traditional looks which featured a modern twist. Both wore creations by the same designer, Arpita Mehta.
Their demure yet sassy traditional looks not only cast a spell on onlookers but left the fashion police impressed too.
While Kriti Sanon promoted Bareilly Ki Barfi on the sets of television show Ishqbaaz, Jacqueline Fernandez promoted her upcoming film A Gentleman on telly show Comedy Dangal.
Jacqueline sported dust pink floral printed palazzos which she teamed with a matching cape and embellished blouse. Statement earrings, bangles and rings with perfect makeup completed the star's modern yet traditional look.
B-town beauty Kriti Sanon donned a bottle green colour printed lehenga by Arpita Mehta which she teamed with a green off-shoulder blouse which featured a mirror work border. The actress opted to leave her tresses open and rounded off her look with statement green coloured earrings from MiRA by Radhika Jain and juttis by Shilpa Sutra.
With B-town stars sporting ethnic looks quite often now, seems like gone are the days when lehengas or embellished Indian attires were meant only for special occassions. With a touch of modernity and the availability of lightweight Indian attires like the traditional lehengas, the ensembles have become more popular now than ever.
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