Inside Priyanka Chopra Jonas’ Rs 85k Arpita Mehta look that’s basically Pinterest-core!

Priyanka Chopra Jonas is a global fashion icon, and even a quick, 12-hour whirlwind trip to Mumbai demands a look that speaks volumes. For her appearance on The Great Indian Kapil Show, the actress chose an outfit that brilliantly fused Indian tradition with contemporary flair: a stunning floral-print saree by designer Arpita Mehta. Styled by Amit Patel, this ensemble wasn't just clothing—it was a statement of effortless, modern glamour, with a price tag of Rs 85,000.

 

Inside Priyanka Chopra Jonas’ Rs 85k Arpita Mehta look that’s basically Pinterest-core!

 

Priyanka donned the "Sand & blue bloom print corset sari set," crafted from flowing Georgette fabric. A delicate, all-over floral print in varying shades of lavender and periwinkle blue beautifully contrasts the serene, neutral sand base. The choice of Georgette provides a lightweight, airy drape that is essential for achieving a look that is both structured and fluid.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Breaking Tradition: The Corset Blouse

 

The most striking element of this look is the replacement of the traditional saree blouse with a fitted, structured corset.

 

Modern Silhouette: The strapless, sweetheart neckline corset introduces a western, body-con silhouette, instantly elevating the outfit from classic Indian wear to international red-carpet appeal.

 

The Power of Structure: The corset provides exceptional structure, offering a chic, sculpted counterpoint to the soft, flowing nature of the saree's drape.

 

Print Cohesion: Crucially, the corset is fashioned from the exact same sand and blue bloom Georgette, ensuring perfect harmony between the two pieces.

 

 

The Draping: Effortless & Scarf-Inspired

 

The saree's drape is equally modern and intentional.

 

Streamlined Pleats: The lower half is draped with clean, minimal pleats, allowing the floral print to flow seamlessly down the length of the body, creating an elongated silhouette.

 

The Neck Scarf Pallu: Instead of the typical over-the-shoulder, pleated pallu, the fabric is styled to mimic a chic neck scarf or choker, before cascading diagonally across her torso. This innovative draping technique:

 

Highlights the Corset: It intentionally keeps the neckline and structure of the corset visible.

 

Adds Dimension: The scarf-like element frames her face and neck, acting as an integrated accessory.

 

Maintains Flow: The remaining pallu then falls in a sleek, non-fussy manner, complementing the effortless vibe of the outfit.

 

 

 

Styling & Glamour Details

 

Priyanka completed the look with exquisite jewellery from BVLGARI, keeping the accessories minimal yet impactful. The choice of a delicate diamond bracelet and subtle drop earrings ensures that the jewellery enhances the look without overshadowing the detailed floral print and the innovative drape.

 

 

 

The glam team—hairstylist Priyanka Borkar and makeup artist Uday Shirali—created a look that was confident and sophisticated. The makeup featured a subtle smoky eye, a well-defined brow, and a warm, nude-toned lip colour. This looks perfectly complements her warm skin tone and the soft colours of the saree. Meanwhile, her hair was styled in a classic, voluminous blowout, with soft waves that frame her face, giving a sense of movement and 'power dressing' flair.

 

Priyanka Chopra Jonas's Arpita Mehta saree look is a textbook example of modernising ethnic wear without sacrificing its cultural soul.

 

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