By Bollywood’s beauty, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Alia Bhatt Kapoor at Paris Fashion Week 2024, drawing attention and melting the fashion lovers as they walked the runway for L’Oréal Paris at the iconic Place de l’Opéra. It wasn’t just any runway show, though; it was all about women’s power, with the fabulous theme “Walk Your Worth” honoring self-love and sisterhood on a global stage.
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Alia Bhatt made her highly awaited debut as L’Oréal Paris’ Global Brand Ambassador, walking alongside the brand’s veteran icon, Aishwarya Rai. The star-studded duo representing India in the midst of fashion’s most fashionable metropolis was incredible to see!
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Let’s discuss looks—Alia appeared in golden metal glam, and we’re talking true fashion artistry here. Styled by Gaurav Gupta, she styled herself with a metallic breastplate with elaborate snake and bird motifs (Game of Thrones vibes, anyone?) with sleek black flared trousers. It was a modern Indian goddess meets warrior princess moment, and she nailed it! Puneet Saini, a celebrity makeup artist, and Stephane Lancien, a hair expert, created the ultimate runway-ready dazzle and wet-look hair to complement her powerful style.
And then there was the queen herself, Aishwarya Rai, looking magnificent as ever in a show-stopping scarlet Mossi gown with a dramatic cape bearing the strong message “We Are Worth It.” Her style featured French elegance, as Ashwarrya completed the look with her signature bouncy blowout, and her classic glam makeup stole the show yet again!
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It was a night of classic fashion moments, stunning makeup, and encouraging women to flaunt their wardrobes with confidence. Aishwarya and Alia both brought the glam at Paris Fashion Week 2024, proving that they are more than simply Bollywood actresses; they are truly global fashion icons.
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