Priyanka Chopra Faces Heat For 'Washed-Out' Look At Bvlgari Event: 'This Is Giving Bhumi'
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Criticism has also been directed at Priyanka Chopra's stylist switch from Rebecca Corbin-Murray back to Mimi Cutrell.
Priyanka Chopra has found herself at the centre of online trolling for allegedly holding her breath while posing at a Bvlgari event in Italy. A behind-the-scenes video from the shoot has surfaced online and led many users to compare her pose to Bhumi Pednekar's infamous red carpet stances, where she's often accused of tucking in her stomach.
In the viral clip, Priyanka is seen posing in a strapless dress, with some social media users speculating that she was trying too hard to suck in her tummy, which resulted in a visibly stiff and uncomfortable posture. One user commented, 'She seems a bit lost and lacking in confidence which is adding to the Bhumi ness." Another wrote, 'This is giving Bhumi. Looks like she is holding breath to tuck back her tummy."
The trolling didn't stop there. A third user chimed in, 'Priyankafication of Bhumi… Bhumification of Priyanka.. IDK what to call it!!" Others took aim at her overall styling, 'The dress is doing her no favour. Giving Bhumi from The Royals."
Criticism has also been directed at her stylist switch from Rebecca Corbin-Murray back to Mimi Cutrell. Many fans feel the change has not worked in Priyanka's favour. A side-by-side post featuring Priyanka along with South Korean actress Kim Ji-won and Filipino actress-model Pia Wurtzbach Jauncey read, 'Her dress, hair, makeup everything is terrible and not for her. She looks so washed away, even her expression looks under confident."
Supporting that sentiment, another user wrote, 'She changed her stylist back to Mimi Cutrell. She was on a roll with Rebecca… Two mid looks from Mimi so far." Some even compared her to a wax figure, with comments like, 'She looks like a wax statue of her," and 'I'm her admirer but of late she's looking as if she's melted."
Despite the fashion misfire, Priyanka has a packed slate ahead. She stars in Heads of State with Idris Elba and John Cena, and The Bluff, in which she plays a 19th-century Caribbean pirate. She's also signed on for SS Rajamouli's upcoming film with Mahesh Babu and Prithviraj Sukumaran, the second season of Citadel (set for 2026), and the English-language film Judgement Day.
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