Decoding Zeenat Aman's Contemporary Yet Classic Wardrobe For The Royals
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Zeenat Aman made her comeback with The Royals on Netflix. She played the role of Maji Sa in the drama. Let's take a look at her vibrant ensembles in the show.
Zeenat Aman redefines elegance every time she steps out, proving that style knows no age. The legendary actress undoubtedly continues to set fashion standards and is gifted with a natural flair. Years after being away from showbiz, the actress made her comeback with The Royals. While fans were awed by her fun-loving nature as Maji Sa, her wardrobe in the series became the talk of the town. From traditional pieces to contemporary ensembles, the veteran actress carried it all with grace.
Zeenat Aman shared a slew of stills that depicted some of her best looks from The Royals. The post starts with an exquisite Rajasthani outfit from the label Poshaak by Meera, featuring some statement pieces from Amrapali Jewels. The actress wore an orange lehenga and a matching choli. She also wrapped a translucent dupatta around her neck and head, completing the classic look.
Apart from the heavily ornamented looks, Zeenat also stunned fashion enthusiasts in a multicoloured kaftan from Raji Ramniq. The tie-dye look with contrast sleeves was indeed the highlight. Moreover, the actress also wore a simple custom-made black suit with a stunning floral long jacket in one of the scenes, taking contemporary ethnic fashion to the next level.
Speaking about curating Zeenat's wardrobe for The Royals, stylist Aastha Sharma told Hindustan Times, 'Her character is very experimental and very today, but still has royalty in it. So, if she is wearing modern cuts in the show, she has a little bit of Indian jewellery. It was a lot of fun. She is wearing really cool sunglasses and hats; it was something that I had never thought I would be able to pull off on someone like Zeenat Aman. But she was so open about experimenting."
The veteran actress left quite an impact on her fans with her on-screen presence and her impeccable fashion sense throughout the series.
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