Ananya Panday serves Gen Z glam at Chanel's Cruise 2025/26 show in Lake Como
Ananya Panday
just made her international fashion mark again and this time, it was at none other than Chanel's Cruise 2025/26 show at the dreamy Lake Como in Italy on April 29. Ditching the OTT red carpet drama, the Kesari 2 star showed up looking effortlessly cool in a chic black three-tiered midi dress that screamed Gen Z elegance with a couture twist.
Let's talk details: Ananya's outfit was pure Métiers d'Art magic. The dress featured a plunging V-neckline with just the right amount of sparkle thanks to silver sequins subtly scattered across the bodice. The sharp buttoned front added some structure, while the full sleeves complete with glitzy sequin cuffs brought in that quiet luxury edge. Oh, and it had pockets. Stylish and practical? Yes, please.
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The real showstopper though? That layered three-tier skirt. Each tier was edged with a hint of silver shine, giving her look a fun, flirty vibe while keeping it high fashion. It's one of those rare dresses that feels both red carpet-ready and dance floor-friendly.
Ananya kept the accessories sleek and striking, a pair of sparkly statement earrings, a glinting diamond ring, and classic black strappy heels that tied the whole look together without stealing the spotlight.
Makeup-wise, she played it soft and radiant. Think: nude eyes, winged liner, glowing skin, and that perfect barely-there nude lip. Her hair was styled in soft waves and left open in a middle parting, adding to the understated glam.
As for the venue, Chanel pulled out all the stops. The collection was showcased at the legendary Villa d'Este, perched right along the glittering shores of Lake Como. With its old-school cinematic glamour and postcard-perfect views, the whole event felt like stepping into a vintage fashion dream.
In a sea of fashion influencers and A-listers, Ananya stood out with her signature cool-girl energy. She proved once again that she knows how to mix youthfulness with high fashion and that she's more than ready to slay on the global style stage.
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