A three-piece suit full of meticulous detailing stood out in the “lil fashion rollercoaster” of looks that Rashmika Mandanna served on her gram yesterday. The concrete-grey ensemble was defined by a double-breasted blazer with structured shoulders and rolled-up sleeves that subtly drew attention to the crisp white shirt underneath.
The tandem team included a fitted button-up vest in the same fabric and matching wide-leg trousers. Black and red rings and strappy maroon sandals ably provided restrained jolts of colour. Rashmika Mandanna let the suit take centre stage by opting for a conspicuous downplay of jewellery. Overall, the styling was clean and intentional, laying bare the impact of fine tailoring, feminine silhouette, and contemporary codes of power dressing.
From Alia Bhatt to Khushi Kapoor, oversized blazers and suit sets with minimal to no jewellery are favoured by many celebrities. Ahead, we list a few examples of power dressing that made headlines for all the right reasons.
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From Vogue’s fashion desk:
“Ditch the white shirt altogether. Let the waistcoat sit solo against skin; clean, sharp, a whisper of rebellion. Belt the waistcoat over the blazer, cinching it into a new proportion play. Trade the black sandals for square-toe boots. Slip a single statement ring onto the thumb or pinky,” says Vogue India’s Fashion Associate, Manglien Gangte.