Parineeti Chopra in Kill Dil is portrayed as a femme fatale in black clothes, dark lips and wavy hair by Poorvi Mohan and Aki Narula.
No doubt Parineeti looked very beautiful. This is the first time that she has played up a glamorous role. Although she looked great, I couldn't help but feel that the styling looked too forced and overdone. They simply tried too hard for the femme fatale look. Her make-up wasn't in sync with the moto jacket and boots. And, on the whole it was plain awkward. And for the role of a confident, rich, smart girl, her dressing was a little childish to be honest.
Her outfits swing from high fashion, feminine to tomboyish in a rapid pace.
Now we all know that crop tops are the thing of today. But, if you want to give it a try, please do not do it the Parineeti way:
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There is just too much wrong with the look. The crop top is too short, the skirt is too low riding to be paired with that top and the hemline is too short. Disaster! Either the top should've been longer or the skirt should've been high waisted and longer. The trend is to show a slice of your abdomen and not about putting your entire tummy out there for display. This look is just borderline vulgar.
Secondly, this look of hers in the song "Bol Beliya":
There is just soo much wrong here once again. Yellow dress, yellow lighting, yellow drapes and a skin tight outfit with gold jewellery! She looks so washed out. She doesn't stand out. The dress mixes up with her skin colour and the background. In other words a total fail. Parineeti herself looks gorgeous, if only it weren't for that dress. Either her dress shoould've been well flared and voluminous or it should've been a different colour. Please girls, this one is not something you want to try out. This just makes me tearful.
One thing I loved:
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Those ear cuffs....swoon. Ear cuffs are totally in and I give the stylist a thumbs up for using them here. Even more chic would have been using a single ear cuff. But, I'm all set to invest in some right now.
All in all, I felt that the styling in this movie was off. The outfits lacked elegance. Not impressed.
No doubt Parineeti looked very beautiful. This is the first time that she has played up a glamorous role. Although she looked great, I couldn't help but feel that the styling looked too forced and overdone. They simply tried too hard for the femme fatale look. Her make-up wasn't in sync with the moto jacket and boots. And, on the whole it was plain awkward. And for the role of a confident, rich, smart girl, her dressing was a little childish to be honest.
Her outfits swing from high fashion, feminine to tomboyish in a rapid pace.
Now we all know that crop tops are the thing of today. But, if you want to give it a try, please do not do it the Parineeti way:
There is just too much wrong with the look. The crop top is too short, the skirt is too low riding to be paired with that top and the hemline is too short. Disaster! Either the top should've been longer or the skirt should've been high waisted and longer. The trend is to show a slice of your abdomen and not about putting your entire tummy out there for display. This look is just borderline vulgar.
Secondly, this look of hers in the song "Bol Beliya":
There is just soo much wrong here once again. Yellow dress, yellow lighting, yellow drapes and a skin tight outfit with gold jewellery! She looks so washed out. She doesn't stand out. The dress mixes up with her skin colour and the background. In other words a total fail. Parineeti herself looks gorgeous, if only it weren't for that dress. Either her dress shoould've been well flared and voluminous or it should've been a different colour. Please girls, this one is not something you want to try out. This just makes me tearful.
One thing I loved:
Those ear cuffs....swoon. Ear cuffs are totally in and I give the stylist a thumbs up for using them here. Even more chic would have been using a single ear cuff. But, I'm all set to invest in some right now.
All in all, I felt that the styling in this movie was off. The outfits lacked elegance. Not impressed.
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