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While arriving back in Mumbai, Rani was spotted at the airport doing olive on olive in a Ralph Lauren shirt paired with a Prada comic print shoulder bag.
Like her outfit? Can’t particularly say I do.
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Rani Mukerji at Mumbai Airport
Photo Credit: Instagram
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It’s been ages since we saw Rani on these pages. Remember her last one? The actor, who was spotted this week filming for her upcoming movie, was seen jetting out of Mumbai on Wednesday evening wearing a jersey MICHAEL Michael Kors jumpsuit with a fringe tote and tan sandals. I may not be a fan of the sandals but there was no denying she looked great in the jumpsuit.
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Rani Mukherjee in MICHAEL Michael Kors at Mumbai Airport
Photo credit: Viral Bhayani
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Welcome to Girl Talk! Every few weeks, Priyanka, Payal and I will get together to chat on this platform. We dedicate the first edition of this series to one of our fave fashion things — the sari. Happy reading! (Feel free to share your sari stories)
Do you know how to wear a sari?
Priyanka: Yes, but my draping skills need work. I still need help with my pleats and can’t get them to crisply fall in line as they do with my mom. Thank God for the new age designers who are making casual drapes okay again…!
Shradha: Yes! Saris are my jam and as a life hack expert, I have found ways to wear a sari in under a minute, without a mirror and with zero safety pins!
Payal: For the most part, but pleats can still be a struggle sometimes. I still envy my mother’s ability to get it right in just 5 minutes.
When was the last time you wore one?
Priyanka: A couple of weeks ago. I couldn’t wait for an occasion to break out my new Rimzim chord sari so went ahead and wore it at home. It pairs well with a glass of full-bodied red. 🙂
Shradha: Last month at a friend’s 40th. The dresscode was Indian but I’m pretty sure I would have worn one even without the nudge. It was a black Sabyasachi from back in 2006 and I tripped on the dance floor only once!
Payal: Last Sunday. Paired a Raw Mango blouse with my Fatherland sari and draped it the Bengali way.
What kind of saris do you find hard to resist?
Priyanka: Old school kanjeevarams in new colorways. (Am scouting for a gorgeous anthracite grey if anyone has leads!)
Shradha: Jewel tone kanjeevarams but sometimes I have this sudden urge to hoard chiffons. (Schizophrenic, I know.)
Payal: Having lived outside of India for the most part of my life, I didn’t really wear saris a lot. It didn’t help that was a huge tomboy growing up. I am making a conscious effort though to wear more now. I am drawn to soft cottons as they are easy to wear but you can’t go wrong with a traditional silk. It just makes you feel regal! I will always be a sucker for Orissa Handlooms but currently am on the hunt for a good vibrant Patan Patola!
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It’s been ages since we saw Ms. Mukherjee on these pages and boy, it was so good to see her make an appearance at the HT Most Stylish Awards. And shall we also talk about this curveball she threw us.
Let’s be frank, given how big a Sabyasachi fan she is, one would’ve thought she’d make her big red carpet appearance in one of his designs. That is not to say we aren’t loving her this Payal Khandwala look. We totally are. Props for not doing a gown or the same ole anarkali.
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Rani mukherjee at HT Most Stylish Awards 2017
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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The very elusive Rani was spotted at Mumbai airport on Monday flying out of the city. Her travel look consisted of grey zip jacket (Dior?) worn with and all-black look, Dior sunnies and a Vuitton satchel.
A look you’d wear?
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
