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Latest round of movie promotions had Anushka wearing Pinnacle by Shruti Sancheti. With her hair pulled back in to a wispy ponytail, she rounded out the look with hoop earrings and pair of taupe Valentino flats. She did good!
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Anushka Sharma At Sui Dhaaga Promotions
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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While on the sets of a television show to promote her latest movie, Anushka was photographed in striped separates by Atsu. Jewelry from Black Balloon and pair of Louboutins rounded out her look.
The centre-parted slicked back hair and matching separates reminded me of another appearance of hers from not too long ago… At a soirée in Mumbai, Anushka was photographed in vintage velvet separates. Taupe sandals and pair of gold-toned hoops were her accessories of choice then.
Though both sets of separates are right up her alley, love the dusty pink velvet on her more; she worked that look. The striped graphic separates while striking, lost all impact because of the buttons on the top. Because of stark straight lines, every bit of curve gets exaggerated and in this case, the buttons looked ready to pop.
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Anushka Sharma
Left: At Anand Rai’s Birthday Do
Right: On Indian Idol Sets
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Anushka Sharma
Left: At Anand Rai’s Birthday Do
Right: On Indian Idol Sets
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Promotions for Sui Dhaga this week in Jaipur saw Anushka wearing brown head to toe in a Koashee top paired with Zara pants and her Aquazzura sandals.
She looked good!
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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While at the airport recently, Anushka was photographed in a Stella McCartney skirt, one that she paired with an H&M sweatshirt and pair of Puma sneakers. A roomy tote rounded out the actor’s look. She wore her separates well!
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Anushka Sharma
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Even before the trailer launch, Anushka had kicked off Sui Dhaga promotions wearing Chola white top and pants and a floral print maxi from Péro on Sunday. Tuesday saw her in separates from Two Two.
If you’ll notice, so far, she’s been wearing Indian labels and I am guessing it is to align with the movie’s theme, Made In India. We sure are looking forward to seeing more of her promotional looks showcasing Indian designers.
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