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Diva Aishwarya Rai Bachchan knows how to carry herself. She has always managed to steal the limelight with her fashion statement.
At Cannes 2018, she opted for a for a mermaid silhouette with elaborate peacock print sequins gown.
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It has a plunging neckline and an attached long tail. With filled eyebrows, matching earrings, highlighted eyes and straightened hair with a hint of red streaks, Aishwarya surely made the red carpet look stunning.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan came to slay at #Cannes2018 This gown is one for her Hall of Fame #AishwaryaAtCannes https://t.co/g6BYiQKduh pic.twitter.com/6HoxW1C9LR
— RCFA (@Fashion_Critic_) May 13, 2018
The dress has been designed by Michael Cinco. He took to Instagram to share that it took 1000 hours to design the masterpiece.
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Aishwarya, who clocks her 17th year at the film jamboree this time as L’Oreal Paris brand ambassador, took a confident walk.
Before walking at the red carpet, Aishwarya is seen walking along with daughter Aaradhya who is dressed in a red frock. The actress is seen helping the little diva do a little twirl. She shared the video on her Instagram handle and captioned it as “Circle of life”.
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After leaving us stunned with her red carpet look, Aishwarya appeared in a black pantsuit at night looking like an ultimate boss. She kept her makeup bold with highlighted lips and eyes and completed her look with heels.
CEO Aishwarya Rai Bachchan coming through. Damn, power dressing on another level. #AishwaryaAtCannes pic.twitter.com/fkrLKbHQRR
— brownbadandboujee (@whatisnisha) May 13, 2018
Before the red carpet, Aishwarya was welcomed with a loud cheer from the crowd. She waved out and signed autographs, apart from gesturing the traditional Indian ‘namaste’.
(Inputs from IANS)
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