Cannes 2022 in the public eye may have passed, but Cannes is far from over for Aditi Rao Hydari. For her debut at the Cannes Film Festival 2022, she brought forth her A-game. Whether it was her traditional clothes in custom Sabyasachi couture or her red carpet look in a high slit gown by designer Mark Bumgarner, she looked stunning. She recently wowed her fans by posting another simple yet gorgeous look from her Cannes fashion journal.
Aditi aced her fashion game at Cannes, where she was representing Vivo India at the festival's 75th edition. She shared a few images in which she appeared to be as lovely as ever. Aditi wore a navy blue top with a one-shoulder cut out. The pinstripe top has a cut detail at the shoulder and an asymmetric hem with diagonal button detail. Aditi wore the top with a pinstriped skirt with an asymmetric hem that matched the top. Her clothing is worth ₹19,490 and comes from the Atsu Khose brand. Her dress was matched with multi-coloured heels, which broke up the monotony of all blue.
Aditi completed her look with basic eye-shadow, accentuated cheekbones, pink lip color, and a sleek liner. She finished off her ensemble with a pair of edgy golden dangler earrings. She braided her hair with purple thread and blue hair clips, and she emphasised it with purple and blue highlights for a trendy look.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Aditi Rao Hydari was last seen in Brinda Master's Hey Sinamika sharing screen space with Dulquer Salmaan. She will next be seen in the web series, titled Jubilee. The web series will also star Aparshakti Khurana, Prosenjit Chatterjee, Wamiqa Gabbi, and Sidhant Gupta in pivotal roles.
SUMMARY OF LOOK DETAILS :
ACTOR: Aditi Rao Hydari
OUTFIT: Atsu Khose
JEWELLERY: Studio Moonray
HEELS: Katmaconie
STYLING: Sanam Ratansi
HAIR & MAKE-UP: Elton J Fernandez
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