Vogue celebrated their Vogue Women of The Year Awards 2018 Saturday night and who’s who of B-town rocked the red carpet with their enigmatic appearances.
Celebrities at Vogue Women of The Year Awards 2018:
Enjoy the fashion highlights of the evening here-
Kareena Kapoor:
Now is the time of newcomers and no matter how many join the film fraternity, no one can ever beat the style attitude of Kareena Kapoor. We agree with Alia Bhatt who expressed on Koffee with Karan that Bebo can create a trend with just a tee and a pair of denim. And no wonder the diva earned the title ‘Style Icon of The Year’ award at the Vogue Women of the Year Awards. To the awards ceremony, the diva donned a plunging neckline multi-colored shimmering outfit by Naaem Khan. She looked like a beautiful mosaic art, don’t you agree?
Styling credits go to Anaita Shroff Adajania.
Alia Bhatt:
From film world to the fashion world, Alia Bhatt has been rocking and surprisingly in the fashion zone, it’s her simplicity that always clicked. At the Vogue Women of The Year Awards 2018, she was awarded ‘Youth Icon of The Year’ and to the grand event, she picked a shimmering blue lace outfit by Roberto Cavalli. Airbrushed nude toned makeup, half-pinned wavy hair and luscious lashes rounded her style.
Styling credits go to Anaita Shroff Adajania.
Radhika Apte:
Racing in red in a Johanna Ortiz label was Radhika Apte at the Vogue Women of The Year Awards. She was awarded the ‘Vogue Trends Disruptor of The Year’ award. The tiered ruffled, asymmetric hemline added a playful vibe to her sensuous style. She carried it with straight hair, chunky ruby red dangling earrings, and nude makeup.
Janhvi Kapoor:
Janhvi Kapoor has been rocking every red-carpet, fashion show, event launch and many more and here she was again, taking us for a spin at the Vogue Women of the year awards with her killer style. In a rustic golden slit gown by Falguni and Shane Peacock, she looked like a symbol of beauty and sensuousness. Metallic ankle strap heels, shiny volume-filled curls, and glowing touch up made her style hard to look away for the shutterbugs.
Karisma Kapoor:
Age doesn’t seem to show up on Karisma and we totally are amazed by her ever-lasting, timeless beauty. She flaunted her slender frame in a Julien MacDonald shimmering halter neck, cut-out dress. Metallic sandals to her manicure, she ensured that they played along with her stunning style. Loved her smokey eyes, and beach wet hairdo!
Styling credits go to Tanya Ghavri.
Kiara Advani:
Red hot and sexy was Kiara Advani at the Vogue Women of the Year awards in a glazing red strapless, slit asymmetric dress by Nikita Tandon. Dazzling dangling earrings by Minawala Jewellers, red glossy pumps by Louboutin and side-parted sleek hairdo finished out her look. Loved the luscious lashes, glossy nude lips, and the matching hued manicure!
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Preity Zinta:
It is been a while we spotted Preity Zinta making appearances and her latest sighting at the Vogue Women of the Year Awards was truly warm and welcoming. She chose a shimmering off-shoulder LBD by Caroline Bibawi to flaunt her curves. Adding Hazoorilal Jewellers earcuff, Dior clutch and Louboutin sandals, she looked lovely. Another LBD on our radar!
Styling kudos go to Leepakshi Ellawadi.
Nushrat Bharucha:
Another celeb who picked Caroline Bibawi style was Nushrat Bharucha. In a net style sheer gown by Caroline Bibawi, she looked dreamy and exotic. With Jet Gems jewels, a ponytail with few strands falling out that added a playful vibe, and with deep colored matte finish lips that matched with her manicure, she looked artful.
Styling credits again go to Leepakshi Ellawadi.
Mouni Roy:
In a shimmering slit gown by Swapnil Shinde, Mouni Roy attended the Vogue Women of the Year Awards. The plunging neckline with a sheer fabric was carried well by the diva, don’t you agree? Metallic strappy heels, an updo, glossy lips, and bronze makeup were her companions for the evening in play.
Natasha Poonawalla:
Looking gorgeous in every outfit is an art and no doubt, Natasha Poonawalla aces it. She rocked a half satin half velvet pink and black Alexander McQueen dress. The petal sleeves were the highlight of her style. With a top knot and kohl defined eyes, bronze finish makeup and nude glossy lips, she looked glamorous.
Fatima Sana Shaikh:
The Thugs of Hindustan girl, Fatima Sana Shaikh, made her appearance noticeable looking fab in a tiered gown by Monisha Jaising. While the pastel blue kept it simple and romantic, the shimmering hemlines added a party vibe to it. With subtle Gehna Jewellers accents, messy wavy hair and glossy lips beautified her look.
Styling credits go to Ami Patel.
Rakul Preet:
Unlike most of the divas who opted for either black or shimmering styles, Rakul Preet chose to go solid color style for the Vogue Women of the Year Awards 2018. In an olive-green Deme Love cut-out style gown with flowing cape sleeves, she drew out a stunning picture of herself. Elegant and chic Azotiique jewelry, mid-parted straight hair, smokey eyes, she looked marvelous.
Ileana D’Cruz:
A striking red lip shade, a shimmering plunging neckline floor length gown by Eshaani Jayaswal were Ileana’s choice for the Vogue Women of the Year Awards 2018. Wearing her hair down in soft waves and tossing in glittering TBZ jewelry, she was a sight to sore eyes. Firstly, being black, the style clicked, and the length and the flounce surely delivered the perfect red-carpet feel.
Jacqueline Fernandez:
It was shimmering bodycon fringe gown by Yousef Aljasmi for Jacqueline Fernandez at the Vogue Women of the year 2018 awards. With outfit tossing in the shimmer and shine to her look, she kept her accessories game minimal with rings from Begani Jewels, Mahesh Notandass earrings and Jimmy Choo bejeweled shoes. Soft straight hair, matte finished lips, and shimmering eyeshadow looked stunning on her. Styling credits go to Chandini Whabi.
Also spotted at the event were Mandira Bedi, Rhea Chakraborty, Monica Dogra and Shibani Dandekar.
Congratulations divas! Keep rocking the world!
Images Source: Official instagram profiles of the celebs/designers mentioned with in the article.
