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When it comes to fashion, you cannot compete with the Kapoor sisters. From Sonam to stylist Rhea Kapoor, the style throne has now been passed onto Janhvi Kapoor, who proudly knows how to walk into a room and own it absolutely effortlessly.
And, this time, she’s not dressing for the boardroom, but she’s rewriting an entire aesthetic.Turning heads at an event in Geneva, she walked in looking unapologetic in a powerful, corporate-chic aesthetic with high-glam precision. Do not mistake this for your usual boardroom fit, as this Elie Saab ensemble is more than just a blazer with matching trousers. The diva wore the ready-to-wear SS26 collection, featuring a sleek taupe-toned monochrome co-ord set.
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She started with a structured blazer with broad shoulders, which elongated her figure, and added a soft halter-style wrap top, which came in with a sculptural twist at the neckline, revealing a hint of her midriff. She matched its aura with a high-waisted pleated pencil skirt and a textured belt, which created a cinched and bold definition. For styling, she completed the look with pointy-toe heels by Salvatore Ferragamo with signature yellow straps, which added just the right hint of quirkiness to this neutral palette.
She further wore retro-chic brown-tinted sunglasses from Miu Miu and wore a classic leather-strap watch from Baume & Mercier.
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Keeping her aesthetic quiet and simple, she added a hint of glam with delicate gold earrings from Radhika Agarwal Jewels, which brought a ray of warmth to her monochrome outfit. For hair and makeup, Janhvi left her locks down in soft, voluminous curls and carried a luminous base with soft rosy blush and mauve-toned lipstick. In a fashion landscape where boardroom aesthetic often leans towards being safe and subtle, this bold styling with elevated design definitely opens room for more. She doesn’t just embody boss energy here, but she beautifully defines it.
