50 Shades Of Style In Alia Bhatt's All-White Berlin Palette
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When in Berlin, slay like Alia Bhatt
Alia Bhatt, who awaits the release of Gangubai Kathiawadi, has been actively promoting her film. Back home, Alia was making back-to-back public appearances in stunning sarees (all of which were in shades of white BTW). Earlier this week, the actress checked into Berlin for a film festival, where Gangubai Kathiawadi premiered. While the dominance of the white colour palette remained constant in Berlin too, Alia did make up for it by switching her looks from ultra-feminine to androgynous and glam-Goddess, within a span of a few days. Here's a round up of all the looks she sported during the film fest and otherwise in Berlin.
Flowy And Floral All The Way
Alia Bhatt's love for floral accessories was evident in most of the looks that she sported. When the actress checked into Berlin, she dropped a set of stunning pictures. She picked a flowy dress from the shelves of Dolce&Gabbana, accessorised her hair with flowers of course and kept her make-up minimal with rosy cheeks, tinted lips and lots of mascara. "Berlin Baby," she captioned the post.
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