Preity Zinta looks stunning in white gown at Paris Couture Week, see pic : Bollywood News

Preity Zinta stole the show at the famed Paris Couture Week, where she was one of the most prominent celebrities in attendance. She charmed the audience while seated in the front row of designer Rahul Mishra's haute couture show, elegantly adorned in a white strapless gown from his collection. Preity Zinta praised the designer for the opportunity, tagging him in her post, and admired his distinctive creations showcased at the prestigious event.

Preity Zinta looks stunning in white gown at Paris Couture Week, see pic

Preity Zinta shared a photo of herself in the gorgeous gown on Instagram and captioned it, “Making India Proud. Thank you so much, Rahul Mishra, for having meat your Couture show in Paris. It was spectacular and I loved every moment of it.” For the event, the actress wore a white strapless gown from Rahul Mishra's line. The costume included a plunging neckline and a corseted bodice with a structured shape. It was embellished with silver and ivory sequins, floral applique work stitched down the length, a gathered pattern near the waist, and a floor-length asymmetric hem.

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Prior to her appearance in Paris, the actress dazzled her fans with her stunning looks at this year's Cannes Film Festival. During the event, Preity Zinta awarded the Pierre Angenieux Award to renowned Indian cinematographer Santosh Sivan. She collaborated with Santosh Sivan in Dil Se. Her graceful, glossy white gown and sequin-encrusted pink saree at the film festival became the buzz of the town.

On the work front, Preity Zinta is set to make a comeback in Rajkumar Santoshi’s directorial Lahore 1947. The actresses wrapped up shooting on the project earlier this month and shared some behind-the-scenes from the set and captioned, “It’s a wrap on Lahore 1947, & I couldn’t be more grateful to the entire cast and crew for such an incredible experience. I sincerely hope all of you appreciate & enjoy this film as much as we did making it. It’s definitely the toughest film I have worked on.”

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