Wamiqa Gabbi Takes Denim-On-Denim Trend A Notch Higher

Wamiqa Gabbi nailed the denim on denim trend with her recent photoshoot

The denim-on-denim trend has made a return to the fashion arena and how. Various celebrities embraced the trend with a twist of their own and had our attention. However, it is Wamiqa Gabbi who nailed the trend with her recent photoshoot. Proving her knack for fashion sense, the actress simply just took our hearts away with her sartorial power and we are not even complaining.

For the latest digital edition of Grazia magazine, Wamiqa dressed in an all-denim outfit, making even the humble basics appear a noteworthy look. her outfit comprised an embroidered dark indigo denim jacket and bell-bottom jeans, both from Levi’s. Further, the expertise of fashion director Pasham Alwani who came on board to style the actress combined with the Jubilee actor’s attention to detail resulted in a mic-drop moment.

Adding a fair share of bling to her outfit, she wore silver-toned cylinder-shaped hoops to accessorise her look. Do not miss her matching sterling silver earcuffs adorning her ears while also enhancing the appeal of her overall look. And of course, her black crossover strappy platform heels which she grabbed from the shelves of International brand Charles & Keith to complete the outfit.

Now that we are done decoding her outfit, let’s zoom into the know detailing of her hair and makeup, which truly stood out, thanks to her makeup artist Anukul Dhara. While the perfect dash of teal blue eyeshadow on her eyelids added a colourpop to her otherwise basic ensemble, her feathery brows, generously bronzed and highlighted face, and a glossy nude lip colour accentuated her sharp features.

The Khufiya actor’s hair styling was also on point. The messy waves held back together into an effortless braid finished off her look. However, the stylist ensured to frame her face well by leaving some of her tresses loose.

Wamiqa Gabbi is proud of what she has achieved so far. While speaking to Grazia, she said, “I grew up with Bollywood and to have had the chance to enter the industry when it has gotten so democratised is truly luck. Everyone knows now that if you want to make it here, it’s ultimately what you have that will get you so far. I am just happy that I get to live my dream every day.”