Deepika Padukone Oozes Oomph In Her Enticing Blue-Purple Dress

Salena Harshini |Jan 21, 2020

Deepika Padukone has recently been honored at World Economic Forum 2020 and her ethereal look is stealing glances.

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Deepika Padukone is among those actresses in the industry who have done a lot with unprecedented fashion experiments over the years. And now, as her events and promotions have been lining up for this year, she has had flawless sartorial looks brought in public, and fans are definitely having a treat with the fashion goals she is serving.

Recently, the actress headed to Switzerland for the World Economic Forum 2020. She was honored at the abroad ceremony as she has had a spectacular contribution towards the causes of mental illnesses. And yet again, DP has given a big wow with her ethereal look at the event.

She opted for a long blue-purple attire and beyond any doubt, the actress was certainly a goddess. Getting into details, Deepika was wearing a stunning and elegant dress which has open sleeves and body-accenting features. She also decided to accessorize the entire outfit with ravishing silver earrings that make a perfect addition. Deepika Padukone chose that nude glam makeup and had her hair done in curls and sleekly pulled. Well, we are just impressed by the core here!

On the professional front, her latest release Chhapaak has accumulated many warm responses from fans and although the numbers have been kind of suffering these days due to numerous reasons, the film has made a real impact.

After Chhapaak, Deepika Padukone will be seen on the sports drama of Kabir Khan named ’83. In the new film, the actress will be depicting the part of famous former cricket player Kapil Dev's spouse Romi Dev. Meanwhile, Deepika’s husband Ranveer Singh is going to be seen under the skin of Kapil.