Jacqueline Fernandez drips gold from head to toe in this retro-style ethnic spin

When we talk about gold tones, an image of opulent gowns with majestic, layered ethnic detailing comes to mind. Carrying this shade of grandeur with high poise and utmost grace, Jacqueline Fernandez took us back in time with this head-to-toe golden-dipped ethnic look.

From her sensational dance moves to iconic fashion choices, Jacqueline Fernandez has proved to stand the test of time in the style business and has openly explained how traditional numbers are a timeless choice. Throwing a shade of sass with her ethnic glow, let’s dissect her look of the day.

Jacqueline wore a blend of orange and golden-hued blouse that hugged perfectly around her torso and was decorated with intricate gold embroidery, heavy embellishment, and beadwork. Giving a taste of 60s onscreen luxury, the blouse featured three-quarter-length sleeves with embroidered detailing on the sides.



The diva teamed it with a contrasting purple traditional dhoti skirt with detailing of orangish-gold around the waistline that served as the highlight of the ensemble and was decorated with shimmery embellishment and intricate sequins. Contributing to the colourful magic, the whole traditional number had a high-bling show with golden chains, multi-hued stones, and little jhumkis attached to the fit, giving the regal aesthetic of perfect traditional dance attire.

She matched her outfit’s aura with a statement temple necklace and matching earrings that dangled gracefully and completed the accessory show with tonnes of bangles and a grand maang tika. However, her iconic kamarband encircled her waistline, stealing the show and finishing off her overall regal appearance.


She kept a high-glam, dramatic makeup look with sharply drawn eyebrows, decorated eyes, heavily mascara-painted eyelashes, flushed cheeks, and tonnes of highlighter glow. Leaving her sleek, straight hair loose from the back, her maximalist ethnic avatar is an ideal fit for traditional dancers, taking us back to the wardrobe of actresses like Vyjayanthimala from ‘Amrapali’.




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