Filmfare Awards Flashback: Best dressed actresses of the last 10 years
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2018- 63rd Filmfare Awards
Alia Bhatt in Monsoori
2017- 62nd Filmfare Awards
Sonam Kapoor in Elie Saab
Anushka Sharma in Victoria Beckham
Deepika Padukone in Shantanu and Nikhil
Move aside Mary Janes, we bring to you the Prima Donnas who have aced their Filmfare red carpet looks in the past decade, from 2008 till 2018. The decade, that stood for defiant divas who experimented with their looks with confidence and class, showed why the term dressed to impress came into being. Just a glance at them is what it takes to become a fan of their grace and style.
B-town’s ladies know how to carry everything from a saree to an international runway creation with the same vigor. In the past decade, the Filmfare red carpet has witnessed everything from a hesitant debutant stepping in, to a timeless beauty, bidding adieu. The past decade at the Filmfare red carpet was full of hair flips and classic over the shoulder looks. From Deepika Padukone's Gauri & Nainika number to Alia Bhatt's Monisha Jaisingh's gown, from Kareena Kapoor's Manish Malhotra Saree to Sonam Kapoor's Anamika Khanna's ensemble... The Filmfare red carpet has seen divas make and break trends. The paparazzi go berserk as the actresses step on the red carpet and fashion critics are quick to pass on their judgement. There have been many howlers too but right now we are concentrating only on the best. So we take pride in bringing to you all the ladies who stole the show with their superior style statements. So, hold your breath and scroll below!
B-town’s ladies know how to carry everything from a saree to an international runway creation with the same vigor. In the past decade, the Filmfare red carpet has witnessed everything from a hesitant debutant stepping in, to a timeless beauty, bidding adieu. The past decade at the Filmfare red carpet was full of hair flips and classic over the shoulder looks. From Deepika Padukone's Gauri & Nainika number to Alia Bhatt's Monisha Jaisingh's gown, from Kareena Kapoor's Manish Malhotra Saree to Sonam Kapoor's Anamika Khanna's ensemble... The Filmfare red carpet has seen divas make and break trends. The paparazzi go berserk as the actresses step on the red carpet and fashion critics are quick to pass on their judgement. There have been many howlers too but right now we are concentrating only on the best. So we take pride in bringing to you all the ladies who stole the show with their superior style statements. So, hold your breath and scroll below!
2018- 63rd Filmfare Awards
Alia Bhatt in Monsoori
2017- 62nd Filmfare Awards
Sonam Kapoor in Elie Saab
2016- 61st Filmfare Awards
Deepika Padukone in Raph and Russo
2015- 60th Filmfare Awards
Alia Bhatt in Monisha Jaising2014- 59th Filmfare Awards
Priyanka Chopra in Alexander McQueen
2013- 58th Filmfare Awards
2012- 57th Filmfare Awards
Kareena Kapoor in Manish Malhotra
2011- 56th Filmfare Awards
Katrina Kaif in Manish Malhotra
2010- 55th Filmfare Awards
2009- 54th Filmfare Awards
Priyanka Chopra in Alberta Ferretti
via filmfares https://ift.tt/2FpTjDy
2018- 63rd Filmfare Awards
Alia Bhatt in Monsoori
2017- 62nd Filmfare Awards
Sonam Kapoor in Elie Saab
Anushka Sharma in Victoria Beckham
Deepika Padukone in Shantanu and Nikhil
Move aside Mary Janes, we bring to you the Prima Donnas who have aced their Filmfare red carpet looks in the past decade, from 2008 till 2018. The decade, that stood for defiant divas who experimented with their looks with confidence and class, showed why the term dressed to impress came into being. Just a glance at them is what it takes to become a fan of their grace and style.
B-town’s ladies know how to carry everything from a saree to an international runway creation with the same vigor. In the past decade, the Filmfare red carpet has witnessed everything from a hesitant debutant stepping in, to a timeless beauty, bidding adieu. The past decade at the Filmfare red carpet was full of hair flips and classic over the shoulder looks. From Deepika Padukone's Gauri & Nainika number to Alia Bhatt's Monisha Jaisingh's gown, from Kareena Kapoor's Manish Malhotra Saree to Sonam Kapoor's Anamika Khanna's ensemble... The Filmfare red carpet has seen divas make and break trends. The paparazzi go berserk as the actresses step on the red carpet and fashion critics are quick to pass on their judgement. There have been many howlers too but right now we are concentrating only on the best. So we take pride in bringing to you all the ladies who stole the show with their superior style statements. So, hold your breath and scroll below!
B-town’s ladies know how to carry everything from a saree to an international runway creation with the same vigor. In the past decade, the Filmfare red carpet has witnessed everything from a hesitant debutant stepping in, to a timeless beauty, bidding adieu. The past decade at the Filmfare red carpet was full of hair flips and classic over the shoulder looks. From Deepika Padukone's Gauri & Nainika number to Alia Bhatt's Monisha Jaisingh's gown, from Kareena Kapoor's Manish Malhotra Saree to Sonam Kapoor's Anamika Khanna's ensemble... The Filmfare red carpet has seen divas make and break trends. The paparazzi go berserk as the actresses step on the red carpet and fashion critics are quick to pass on their judgement. There have been many howlers too but right now we are concentrating only on the best. So we take pride in bringing to you all the ladies who stole the show with their superior style statements. So, hold your breath and scroll below!
2018- 63rd Filmfare Awards
Alia Bhatt in Monsoori
2017- 62nd Filmfare Awards
Sonam Kapoor in Elie Saab
2016- 61st Filmfare Awards
Deepika Padukone in Raph and Russo
2015- 60th Filmfare Awards
Alia Bhatt in Monisha Jaising2014- 59th Filmfare Awards
Priyanka Chopra in Alexander McQueen
2013- 58th Filmfare Awards
2012- 57th Filmfare Awards
Kareena Kapoor in Manish Malhotra
2011- 56th Filmfare Awards
Katrina Kaif in Manish Malhotra
2010- 55th Filmfare Awards
2009- 54th Filmfare Awards
Priyanka Chopra in Alberta Ferretti
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