Whenever we think of celebrities who are pushing fashion boundaries, Uorfi Javed’s name comes up. Making prolific style statements is an easy task for this internet sensation. Her avant-garde looks never fail to steal the spotlight. Once again, she made headlines as she slipped into a pristine white number from the shelves of Kresha Bajaj.
The actress, who is presently seen on MTV Splitsvilla X5 as Chief of Mischief, wore a chic Kalasiris dress that came with a bodysuit and a bejewelled skirt. The sleeveless bodysuit featured a sweetheart neckline with fishnet detailing. Crafted from fine textured fabric, the bodysuit was adorned with floral embroidery.
Apart from the plunging neckline, the cut-out detailing on her midriff region further added an oomph element. She teamed her bodysuit with a see-through beaded skirt, elevating the glamour to a whole new level. The floor-sweeping skirt was attached to a plain white belt. From the accessories section, Uorfi picked a pearl headpiece and matching statement earrings. For glam, she went with deep red lips, sleek winged eyeliner, and rose-pink eyeshadow with generous blush.
While Uorfi Javed is considered a DIY queen, her collaboration with celebrity designers has honestly left a deep impact on fashionistas. Last month, Uorfi turned showstopper at the Lakme Fashion Week for the clothing label ITRH. She draped herself in a deep orchid crystal saree, redefining elegance. The pre-stitched number was embellished with overall crystals. Apart from her loose pallu look, the bikini blouse added a risqué edge to her chic look. The blouse featured a plunging V-neckline that was supported with barely-there spaghetti straps. A multi-layered pearl choker set with matching danglers added a contrasting touch to not only her strictly purple look but also gave it a slightly retro vibe. Do not miss her side-parted sleek bun.
Urfi Javed also recently dazzled in Amit Aggarwal’s new collection called Metamorphoses. The beautiful dress, featuring multiple cutouts, was designed with the patterns of the Rorschach inkblot. The countless scraps of used plastic were hand-cut and layered and finally covered with layers of used stockings to give them an ombre effect. The 3D inkblot headpiece was rightly a cherry on top.
So, what do you think of Uorfi Javed’s fashion outings?