This week’s beauty looks had a little bit of everything: mocha-toned makeup, glassy skin, berry lips, bronzed warmth and the return of a properly dramatic smokey eye. What made them stand out, though, was how personal each one felt. Bhumi Pednekar’s coffee-hued palette sharpened her look, Kriti Sanon’s sunlit glow felt easy and fresh, Neha Dhupia kept things sleek and skin-focused, while Samantha Ruth Prabhu, Rasha Thadani and Kajol brought in softness, edge and drama in their own ways. This week celebrated the versatility of the modern woman, showcasing hair that ranged from wild, beachy waves to architectural sleekness; a visual exploration of femininity in all its forms, sometimes soft and diffused, other times sharp and commanding.
Bhumi Pednekar’s look centred on a monochromatic mocha toned aesthetic, featuring a perfectly sculpted matte base and a plush, mauve-brown lip that balanced the sharpness of her attire. Her eyes were defined with a soft, chocolate smokey wing that elongated the gaze, paired with meticulously groomed, upward-brushed brows for a lift. The hair was styled in a voluminous, side-parted blowout with soft, undulating waves that caught the light, adding a touch of old-world Hollywood glamour to her contemporary silhouette.
Inspired by the warm sunset theme, Kriti Sanon’s makeup relied on bronzed, sun-kissed skin and a sheer, glossy nude lip that mimics a natural glow. The eyes are kept understated with washes of warm terracotta and copper, while her hair stole the show with effortless, textured beach waves in a rich honey-brown hue. The unique element here was the seamless integration of face-framing highlights that brightened her complexion, making the entire look feel incredibly fresh and radiant.
Neha Dhupia’s look this week was a masterclass in glass skin and high-gloss minimalism, focusing on a dewy, reflective complexion. The makeup was intentionally subtle, using cool-toned taupe eyeshadow and a beige-pink nude lip to keep the focus on the skin’s texture and the architectural sleekness of her hair, styled in a razor-sharp, centre-parted pin-back with a mirror-like finish, tucked neatly behind the ears to highlight her bold silver jewellery and strong facial structure.
Continuing the ‘Bapu Bomma’ series of looks, Samantha Ruth Prabhu embodied a delicate, floral-inspired romanticism, characterised by a soft-focus cloud skin finish and a diffused, berry-stained lip that had that just-bitten effect. Her eyes featured a shimmering rose-gold lid paired with a tiny, sharp brown feline flick and a traditional red bindi that adds a cultural element. The hair was kept soft and wispy, pulled back to allow the pink lotus prop to harmonise with the rosy tones of her blush.
Rasha Thadani leaned into a bold, grunge-luxe vibe with heavy charcoal-smokey eyes that featured a hint of metallic teal in the inner corners for a surprising pop of colour. The edge of the look was amplified by her hair, which was styled in deep, glossy waves and accented with multiple silver hair rings woven into a side braid for a punk-inspired finish. To balance the intensity of the eyes and hair accessories, her skin was kept warm and bronzed with a nude peach lip gloss.
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