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Time of India
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
All Janhvi Kapoor Cannes 2025 looks that slayed and inspired the GenZs
At the Homebound premiere, she dazzled in Anamika Khanna's gold-embroidered gown. Traditional jhumkis and bangles took this regal look to another level of elegance.
Pink Villa
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Janhvi Kapoor channels old Hollywood glamor at Cannes in Dior 1957 haute couture slub silk dress styled with velvet gloves
Nailing the fashion for the third time at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, Janhvi Kapoor broke the fashion bar yet again, leaving us spellbound in her never-seen-before look. After slaying in Anamika Khanna and Tarun Tahiliani's designs, the actress channeled the vintage Hollywood glamour in a couture black slub silk dress. Want to know the details of her look? Then let's dive into it! For the press at the Cannes Film Festival, Janhvi Kapoor nailed the old Hollywood energy with Christian Dior's 1957 haute couture black slub silk dress. The neatly curved neckline, which was not too deep, achieved the vintage vibe and gave the actress an elegant look. The sleeveless design with the fitted fabric hugging her body created a flattering silhouette. Moreover, the silver brooch at the center of the chest added a glamorous touch, giving a sophisticated finish to her outfit. The Bawaal actress's look in this black dress was full of drama. She elevated her look with the long black velvet gloves, reminiscent of the old Hollywood times when princesses and queens used to wear them regularly. Catching the focus on her outfit and gloves, the actress kept her accessories simply striking with just diamond stud earrings. The hair was neatly styled in a sleek bun, leaving no strands loose in sight. Her choice of jewelry matched the brooch on her outfit, resulting in a perfect put-together look. Moving towards another favorite thing about her look. Her makeup. It was a total drama and glamorous, with the focus on her eyes. They were beautifully accentuated with the perfectly winged eyeliner, enhanced with the eyeshadow, and long curled eyelashes. The radiant blush glow on her cheeks and the nude shade lipstick gave the perfect finishing touch. Taking us back to the black era, Janhvi Kapoor engaged in a vintage black photoshoot showcasing the old Hollywood glamor that still felt fresh. This fashion moment of hers was truly remarkable, and we aren't forgetting it anytime soon.
Hindustan Times
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Janhvi Kapoor has never looked better as she attends Homebound screening at Cannes in backless gown, luxe Indian jewels
After making a stellar debut at the 78th Festival de Cannes red carpet, Janhvi Kapoor dressed up in an exquisite Anamika Khanna gown for the premiere of director Neeraj Ghaywan's film Homebound. She decked up the stylish ensemble with a mix of archival traditional Indian jewels mixed with custom jade and jadao creations. Let's decode her look. Also Read | Homebound stars Ishaan Khatter, Vishal Jethwa are real 'highlights' at Cannes as duo impress fans in dandy outfits: Pics Rhea Kapoor, who styled Janhvi Kapoor in the Anamika Khanna creation, shared the actor's photos on Instagram on May 21. 'For the official premiere screening of Homebound this morning in Cannes. @janhvikapoor wears custom @ couture. She wears a mix of archival traditional Indian jewels mixed with custom jade and jadao creations,' Rhea wrote. Here's a look at the photos: A post shared by Rhea Kapoor (@rheakapoor) The Anamika Khanna gown features a gold corset bodice decked with intricate gold jaal and aardozi embroidery, sequin work, and delicate beaded patterns. The bust has a body-hugging silhouette, a high neckline, spaghetti straps, an asymmetric hem, and a backless design reaching Janhvi's lower back. As for the light green satin skirt, it features thread embroidery on the front and back, a pleated design on the waist, a flowy silhouette, a long, floor-sweeping train on the back, and an A-line silhouette. She accessorised the ensemble with traditional gold Indian jewels, including jade and jadao creations. Janhvi wore a long necklace reversed on her bare back, jhumkis, ear cuffs, and ornate bangles. With her hair tied in a centre-parted twisted bun, Janhvi chose a minimal strawberry-themed makeup look, including glossy pink lip shade, feathered brows, mascara-adorned lashes, winged eyeliner, glittery pink eye shadow, flushed cheeks, glowing highlighter, and glitter on the lower waterline. Homebound also stars Ishaan Khatter and Vishal Jethwa. It is produced by Karan Johar, Adar Poonawalla, Apoorva Mehta, and Somen Mishra. Additionally, the legendary Hollywood filmmaker Martin Scorsese joined Homebound as an executive producer.
Pink Villa
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Janhvi Kapoor is decked in traditional jewelry with backless Anamika Khanna gown at Cannes premiere of Homebound
Another day of Janhvi Kapoor slaying her look at the 78th Cannes Film Festival, and we must say this is the best we've seen so far. After rocking her carpet debut in Tarun Tahiliani's creation, the actress once again flaunted Indian design—this time with Anamika Khanna, who brilliantly blended traditional craftsmanship with Western red carpet drama. We can't wait to take you through every detail. So, let's dive in! Attending the official premiere screening of Homebound this morning in Cannes, Janhvi Kapoor made a regal appearance in Anamika Khanna's custom creation. Showcasing Indian craftsmanship on a global stage, the designer crafted a corseted bodice with a high neck featuring intricate golden embroidery and textured detailing. The pastel green fabric served as the base and was heavily embroidered, giving the actress's special moment a royal touch. There's more drama to uncover. The pastel green skirt, with its oversized silhouette, cascaded into a long train, letting her outfit steal the spotlight with every step. If we had to pick our favorite feature, it would definitely be the back—an eye-catching chain-like strap adorned with green embellishments, forming a V-shape that extended down in a single line, adding a sensual vibe. And if you think we're just impressed by the outfit, wait till you see her accessories. She kept the focus on her ears, wearing traditional danglers paired with oversized round ear cuffs at the top, perfectly complementing the boldness of her look. On her wrist, quirky, intricately designed kadas added flair, while a massive ring completed the perfectly put-together ensemble. Her hair was styled in a sleek bun, allowing her accessories to truly shine. As for her makeup, she sported a flawless, radiant glow with a luminous base. Her eyes were enhanced with curled lashes and a soft, shimmery eyeshadow. Rosy blush, a subtle highlighter, and nude-shade lipstick completed the mesmerizing finish to her Cannes look. We're already in love with Janhvi Kapoor's Cannes appearance—she absolutely owned it and left no crumbs behind. It's a regal fashion moment she slayed with undeniable confidence.
Mint
18-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Mint
Elevate your style with embroidered accessories. Here's how
In a country where languages and cuisines change every 50-100 kms (or less), it shouldn't come as a surprise that India's textile legacy is just as rich and diverse. From Kashmir, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh in the north, to Gujarat in the west, Bengal in the east and Karnataka, every state has its embroidery traditions that date back centuries. If Kashmir is renowned for its sozni and ari work, UP's chikankari and zardozi have brought alive the designs of many a couturier. An unfortunate part of the narrative is that for a long time, the contributions of the craftspeople (karigars) practicing these embroideries were mostly left out with nary a credit. Today, things are taking a turn with India's rich, intricate threadwork finding their place on the ramps and collections of luxury houses a la Dior, Chanel and Hermès and artisans being recognised for the same. India's traditional embroideries when made by hand are the ultimate sign of luxury. And Lounge's round up for the week, of accessories adorned with intricate Indian embroidery styles like dabka and naqshi, shows you how to add an element of quiet elegance to your ensemble. It is also a hat tip to the karigars and their craftsmanship. GOLD FEVER If you are looking for ideas to jazz up a traditional look or give a desi twist to formal wear, get experimental with your footwear. For instance, pick up classic lace-up sneakers like these ones from label Anaar that are crafted in shiny satin and leather and embellished with cutdana, zari and dabka pitta embroidery. Available on ₹14,990. Also read: Your guide to pinstriped dandy fashion inspired by Met Gala 2025 WAIST AWAY Belts are a great way to make a fashion statement, and they make for a great addition to a traditional look. Take a cue from this Torani pink-hued kamarbandh made from chanderi and cotton-silk fabric and adorned with embroidery and hand adda work. Available on ₹14,500. STRAP UP Embroidered potlis will always be in fashion. Match your handwoven silk sari with this multi-hued potli from Tarun Tahiliani that features a signature TT strap embroidered handle, a metal side strap, brass metal hardware and beaded adornments. Available on ₹59,900. LYRICAL VEIL Can an accessory help you exude grandeur? This statement odhana from Divani certainly can. Crafted with vintage sona-rupa dapka, dori and naqshi with zardozi tanka work done on pure silk handwoven tissue, the odhana is completed with handmade naqshi jhallar crafted by specialist artisans. Available on ₹2.96 lakh. Also read: Designer Anamika Khanna is hitting refresh RED ALERT Go big with jewellery that's embroidered like these red earrings from label Iguana by Swasti Parekh done up with mukaish and zardozi embroideries and hand-sculpted, hand-painted clay. Available on ₹9,150. MANE MOJO Accesorizing your hair with intricately done metallic hair bun accessories and hair ornaments is a timeless trend. Opt for a decorated parandi if you want to add a traditional touch, else, get yourself a hairband embellished with crystal stones, pearls and beads like this multi-coloured one from Studio Accessories. Available on ₹5,000. SUMMER POP Embroidered home accessories like cushions and throws are a simple and thoughtful way to add a bit of pop to your living spaces. The Zibayi cushion from label Sarita Handa is inspired by suzani art and features colourful sun and floral motifs that are placed in geometric precision using crewel embroidery. Available on ₹6,400. Also read: How to cinch it with a cummerbund like Shah Rukh Khan
