Sonam Kapoor Ahuja flirts with red in Cannes 2019 first look
Sonam Kapoor Ahuja has decided to fill in the air at French Riviera with the colour of love RED on her Day 1 there. The actress shared her first look from Cannes Film Festival 2019 and all we can say is, she looks breathtakingly gorgeous. Sonam Kapoor Ahuja as well as her sister Rhea Kapoor took to their social media to share the pictures of the Khoobsurat actress from her first look as she attends Chopard Fragrances. In the pictures, Sonam is seen wearing a ravishing Valentino outfit as she flirts her away in red. The diva compliments her look with The House Of Pixels accessories and subtle make-up. The highlight of her look is definitely the hair which are embellished with various flowers. Check out the pictures here-
The actress stepped at Cannes on Sunday and ever since she made an appearance in the beautiful city, fans have been waiting for her to spread her magic like every year. Sonam Kapoor has been walking the red carpet of Cannes Film Festival for many years now and she makes sure her fans are left mesmerized every time she makes an appearance. The actress made her first appearance at the festival for Chopard Parfums and also shared a picture with the same. She captioned the post saying, “Felicia Roses or Lemon Dulci? Happy with both.#happyhoursincannes #happychopard #chopardlovesnature #chopardparfumsindia @chopard”
Last year, Sonam Kapoor Ahuja walked the red carpet at Cannes Film Festival just after tying the knot with long-time boyfriend Anand Ahuja. Her last year’s look at the festival garnered her much praises as she looked like a walking dream in her star lit outfit. For the uninitiated, Sonam had first appeared at the Cannes Film Festival in 2011 in a white dramatic gown that turned heads in an instant.
Other than Sonam Kapoor, Bollywood diva Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is also turning heads currently at the French Riviera. On her day 2, the blue-eyed diva gave all the fashionista major summer goals in her all-denims and candy stripped look.
