In the above images of Deepika Padukone, she is seen wearing a western outfit with a hint of traditional look in it. That traditional look is added to the outfit by the elegant pearl necklace she is wearing.
The necklace perfectly adds up to the look making it an overall astonishing hit. Pearls were originally given as a present to the Chinese in the early 2300BC; at the same time in Rome, they were considered as a symbol of high status.
Wearing jewelry made out of pearl implied superiority and was usually worn by people of high status. As time passed by, in
the early modern history Coco Chanel and her iconic portrait featuring multiple strands of pearl necklace came out as a jaw-dropping hit and created a history in the world of fashion.
It personably portrayed what she and her brand would come to represent, luxury.
With the blink of an eye, pearl necklaces got common and were worn in several movies and fashion epilogues. Pearls, which were once considered a status of symbol, were now being called ‘hot’ or ‘cool’.
Even after this immense change, pearls are still worn to give the outfit a stylish, luxurious, and sophisticated look.
Pairing it with the perfect outfit will always leave a jaw-dropping and impeccable impression on the others.
This is one of the best Deepika Padukone photographs from the movie Padmavat, Deepika is dressed up in as a traditional Rajput Queen.
Her silver accessories match beautifully with her lehenga. She’s wearing the traditional Rajasthani style maang tikka, nath, earrings, layered necklace, bangles and rings.
No doubt why silver accessories are gaining this much of popularity. They are so elegant, stylish, and quirky that they can be worn with almost everything. Since this is the indo-western era each of the pieces worn by Deepika can be worn individually and make the overall look of an outfit appealing.
For instance, the earring she’s
wearing in the above picture can be worn with a plain kurta and make it a sophisticated and straightforward look bringing the best out of it. Silver jewellery was, is, and will always be in the ‘must-have’ list for every woman.
This is one of the most gorgeous images of Deepika Paudkone.
In the above image, Deepika from Om Shant Om is playing the role of Shant Priya, aka an early 90’s actress. She is dressed up in a pink lehenga and her graceful diamond set with embedded stones. The look is completed with her hair jeweler.
The accessories worn by her were out of fashion, but now they are indulging in fashion epilogues again. Such jeweler is usually worn in Traditional Indian ceremonies like weddings or engagements.
In the above photograph Deepika is playing the role of a Muslim princess Mastani from the movie Bajirao Mastani. She is wearing classic kundan jewellery with traditional Muslim style jhumar.
These days this style is trending not only among the Muslim community but among all. These days in most of the traditional functions shararas along with a side jhumar is the new trend.
This is the reception look of Deepika.
Once again, this is one of the best-looking Deepika Padukone photographs.
in this look, she is shining in her simple golden saree with a heavy stone neckpiece and earrings.
Her heavy accessories played a major role in making her overall look beautiful and elegant.
In a similar way different traditional neutrals worn with heavy work accessories complement the overall look of the person.
In the above picture Deepika aka Leela from Ram-Leela is wearing a Ghaghra with traditional earrings, bangles and pajeb. This look is mostly preferred by the young generation i.e. to complete their looks with quirky and stylish earrings instead of wearing different types heavy accessories. This probably is and will be the evergreen trend.
In the above picture, Deepika dressed as a South Indian bride aka Meena from Chennai Express. Here she is dressed up as a traditional South Indian bride.
She has kept her look quite simple yet beautiful. She is wearing south Indian style maang tka, jhumkas and layered neckpieces.
These pieces look the best when worn with a traditional style south Indian saree.
