For the premier after-party of her movie, The Bluff, Priyanka Chopra Jonas chose a saturated yellow sari gown from Gaurav Gupta’s The Divine Androgyne Paris Couture Collection SS ’26. The silhouette draws on the language of the sari with a corseted bodice that pulls the fabric inward at the waist before releasing it into gathered folds and a high slit. From one shoulder, a length of chiffon continues into a trailing veil, extending the drape into a trail.
The impact comes from the cut: the tension between the structured bodice and the fluid fall of fabric, the way the drape is engineered rather than wrapped.
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Chopra Jonas described the look as “an ode to Ercell Bodden, my character in The Bluff. In the opening of the film she appears with a dupatta over her head, a subtle but meaningful marker of identity and strength.” Stylists Wayman and Micah pair the look with a Judith Leiber minaudière shaped like a treasure chest, which introduces a hard, gem-studded surface against the fluid chiffon, while gold Jimmy Choo pumps with a crystal chain pick up on that glint.
Hair is worn long and loose beneath the veil, allowing the drape to remain the dominant line. Makeup follows a warmer register: bronzed skin, softly defined eyes and a berry-nude lip that offsets the intensity of the yellow.
From Vogue’s fashion desk
“To recreate this Indian goddess yellow sari gown look by Gaurav Gupta, opt for a fitted corset gown in an impactful colour. You can easily add the pallu drape with matching chiffon or spandex material. Drape it according to your mood and accessorise with a haath phool and some intense kohled eyes for maximum effect,” says Vogue India fashion associate Divya Balakrishnan.
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