Nehha Pendse Channels Old Hollywood Glamour At The Chopard Event At Cannes 2025
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Nehha Pendse made a striking statement in a black and silver gown at the Chopard event at the Cannes Film Festival. She shared the pictures of her OOTD on Instagram.
Best known for her role in Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain! And May I Come In Madam?, Nehha Pendse is currently in Cannes. The actor had made a dazzling debut earlier in a black gown that came with exaggerated shoulder pads. Since then, she has been wowing her fans with her impeccable looks. For her recent look, she attended the prestigious Chopard event in Cannes where she stunned in an ensemble that was a beautiful blend of vintage glamour and global sophistication.
Invited by Chopard, Nehha Pendse embraced the occasion by stepping into a striking black ensemble by Rudraksha Trivedi, Dvivedi, known for their classic silhouettes and dramatic styling. The actor opted for a strapless off-the-shoulder figure-hugging gown. The upper part of the gown featured a draped neckline that graduated in the shape of a ribbon. The silver of the torso made a striking contrast against the black of the bodice. The dress graduated into a fitted skirt and flared into a fishtail gown towards the hemline.
Take a closer look at Neha's OOTD here.
Talking about her outfit, Neha said, 'Since it was Chopard, I wanted to wear something that felt unapologetically glamorous, a look with an open neckline, a fitted silhouette, and that unmistakable air of Old Hollywood. This black dress just did it all." She continued, 'It made me feel powerful yet feminine, classic yet current. For me, fashion is about feeling a sense of ownership, and when the elegance of a timeless look meets the confidence of modern femininity, that's where the magic really happens. I wanted this look to be both a celebration of iconic style and a reflection of my own evolution."
Her look, both bold and timeless, paid homage to vintage cinema while keeping the essence modern and red-carpet-ready, a perfect nod to the ethos of Chopard's legacy and Cannes' fashion history. With each appearance at Cannes, Nehha continues to celebrate Indian identity, elegance, and individuality on the global stage, effortlessly merging heritage with haute couture.
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May 25, 2025, 14:02 IST
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