Decoding Deepika's Divine Look From Padmavati

The styling of leading ladies' in Sanjay Leela Bhansali films has always been a spectacle for sartorial lovers. And, when Bhansali's magic amalgamates the queen of Bollywood, Deepika Padukone, it becomes a one hell of a deadly combination! Proof are the two blockbuster films- Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela and Bajirao Mastani. However, today we are taking a look at Deepika's upcoming film Padmaavat. 

DP has always wowed us with her on-screen sartorial elegance. From the lovely lehenga-choli clad free-spirited Gujarati girl- Leela in Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela to the elegant Muslim beauty- Mastani, dolled up in gorgeous anarkali suits in Bajirao Mastani, all the way to the graceful Rajput Queen, Rani Padmini of Padmaavat... Deepika has every single time stunned the audience and how!  

Scroll down to oggle at the beauty of DP as the queen Padmaavati and discover all the elements that has us drooling on her look in this soon-to-release SLB film....

#1 The Unibrow After Kajol as the brand ambassador of unibrow, Deepika becomes the queen of this unique facial feature. It is not just the unibrow that is new but her eyebrows are sleeker and longer than ever for the film.

This distinctive detail certainly brings us closer to the royal era of real Rani Padmini.

#2 The Placement of the Bindi Every suhagan's power, the classic red dot, placed right in the center of the forehead (a practice observed by the ladies of the royal family) gives us the gist of the extensive research that the makers have done in order to design her look. It not only seals her look but also gives out goddess like feels.

#3 The Royal Jewellry- Deepika drenched in authentic Rajputana jewellery, comprising of rakhdi, sheeshphool, edgy septume ring clubbed with an ostentatious nath, chunky choker, stack of bangles, fancy bajoobandhs and anklets... is just breathtakingly beautiful! 

#4 Beautiful Costumes- Deepika's outfits are a far cry from anything delicate and minimal. They are busy with legit gota work, prints and hand embroidery. While the colour palette varies from dark and intense to bold and vibrant, the cut is kept authentic keeping the era in mind.

Every time a historical film is made, the makers try to stay closest possible to the real looks of their subject, however here, Deepika has aced the royal Rajput queen look. What is your favourite element in Deepika's look as Rani Padmini?