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Deepika Padukone gives a lesson in sustainable fashion as she repeats her airport look for ‘Fighter’ screening | Hindi Movie News

Bylifestyle

Jan 25, 2024

Gone are the days when celebrities practiced caution and didn’t repeat their outfits. With changing tines many actresses have begun repeating their outfits on more than one occasion. Recently, Alia Bhatt re-wore her wedding saree to the National Awards where she won the Best Actress award for Gangubai Kathiwadi. In fact, Sushmita Sen also re-styled her golden saree from her appearance in 2005 on Koffee with Karan for Shilpa Shetty’s Diwali party in 2023.

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Joining the bandwagon of sustainable fashion is Deepika Padukone. On the release day of Fighter, Deepika Padukone was spotted wearing beige pants paired with a white shirt and beige sweater. She made an appearance at the special screening of the film, which was also attended by Hrithik Roshan, Imran Khan, Arjun Kapoor , Sonam Kapoor, Bipasha Basu etc. Interestingly, for this outing, Deepika decided to repeat her outfit from January 15, when she was spotted at the airport. The only difference between the two looks was her choice of footwear, at the fighter event she wore sandals while at the airport she sported leather boots. At that time, Deepika had just returned from her holiday with her actor-husband Ranveer Singh.
At the screening, Deepika Padukone also extended a sweet gesture to the paparazzi present as she went and sat amongst them to get clicked with the photographers, as a token of appreciation.

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