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Deepika Padukone’s maternity-style playbook starts with a denim-on-denim look, proving she doesn’t do boring

TOI Lifestyle Desk
| etimes.in | Last updated on - Apr 28, 2026, 18:00 IST
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Who said maternity fashion can’t be cool?

When Deepika Padukone steps out, fashion rarely remains in line, because it eventually becomes a statement. After announcing her second pregnancy, the diva was spotted at the airport for the first time and is all set to rewrite the maternity style rulebook. She slayed in a denim-on-denim look, which was once considered a risky trend and is now a go-to comfortable uniform, and she truly slayed in it without compromise.

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The ease of oversized garments

Deepika leaned into the comfort of monochrome with an oversized touch that felt instinctive rather than styled. She wore an oversized denim shirt with simple black buttons, a standard collar, and full sleeves, pairing it with matching easy trousers that added structure, breathability, and, of course, airport chic. This relaxed-fit check had an off-duty balance that suited her personality.
(Image Credits: Instagram)

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Keeping things elevated

Her accessories remained true to form; she started with a pair of tinted sunglasses, which stood as a soft shield from the public gaze. Deepika was seen carrying a structured black tote to keep things functional and broke the monotony with a hint of yellow sneakers, reminding us that even in the moments of restraint, you can have room for play.
(Image Credits: Instagram)

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Her coolest power move

She kept things comfortable and natural; the diva simply tied her hair back and opted for a natural makeup look. She was accompanied by her husband-actor Ranveer Singh, who was spotted in laid-back dress, wearing flared-baggy cargo jeans, an oversized white T-shirt and a black cross-body bag.
(Image Credits: Instagram)

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The ultimate maternity flex

Instead of leaning into safe and usual silhouettes, Deepika’s approach felt refreshing and unapologetic. It did not feel loud, which is why it worked, as people found it relatable. In a space where maternity fashion is often boxed into soft and subdued styles, she made it clear that personal style doesn’t pause for anyone, but it evolves with time.


(Image Credits: Instagram)

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