Urvashi Rautela tries Versace outfits costing around Rs 10 lakh
One of the fashion darlings who never compromise on her style, Urvashi shared a video of her trial room fitting for Versace dresses on her Instagram.
Urvashi Rautela is known for high fashion and trendy outfits. It’s no secret the actor loves experimenting with her outfits and does it well. Urvashi’s wardrobe boasts of the best designer outfits and jewellery. From traditional saris to western evening gowns, the fashionista has some luxurious picks. Every time she goes to the airport, her looks dominate the headlines.
One of the fashion darlings who never compromise on her style, Urvashi shared a video of her trial room fitting for Versace dresses on her Instagram. As she posed wearing some of the best picks of the brand while involving her fans in the process, she captioned, “COME LETS DO VERSACE FITTINGS TOGETHER … Fitting Archive Pick 1 or 2 ?(sic)”
She tried on two stunning dresses. In her first outfit, the actor wore a black evening gown with full sleeves embellished with Versace safety pins, a unique peekaboo neckline, and gold-tone hardware – and not to forget the sexy slit. The outfit is worth a colossal price of Rs 4,80,749. As her second outfit for the trial, Urvashi Rautela wore a python print dress with ring hardware on the shoulder and waist costing around Rs 5,27,900 .
While both looked great on her, the actor asked her fans to help her decide which one looked better. Although both of Urvashi’s outfits came from the luxurious brand Versace, she is one of the few who are able to pull them off with such grace.
Check out her trial run here:
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On the work front, Urvashi is starring in a lead role in Jio Studios’ web series ‘Inspector Avinash’ opposite Randeep Hooda, which is a biopic based on the true story of super cop Avinash Mishra and Poonam Mishra.
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