In a backstage picture doing rounds from the Paris Fashion Week, Aishwarya Rai and Alia Bhatt were seen getting ready together.
Bollywood beauties Aishwarya Rai and Alia Bhatt are garnering a lot of limelight presently as they are making waves at Paris Fashion Week. Though Aishwarya is a veteran at L’Oréal Paris Fashion Week, Alia recently made her debut as the brand's newly appointed global ambassador. Both beauties were seen flaunting their fashion best.
Amid the back-to-back glimpses from Paris Fashion Week, a photo from behind the scenes is doing rounds on Reddit. In the picture, Alia and Aishwarya are seen getting ready next to each other in the same makeup room. Alia is seen mesmerised by Aishwarya as she can’t take her eyes off the former Miss World.
Talking about their respective looks, Alia made her debut in a custom couture creation by Gaurav Gupta. She donned a metal-cast breastplate adorned with intertwining snakes and birds and paired it with a black-coloured sharara. She accessorised her look with large, silver chain-link earrings and a few gold rings. With a wet hair chic look, Alia opted for subtle makeup, which comprised of mauve-pink lips, blush-toned cheeks, dark eyebrows, and pink eyeshadow.
On the other hand, Aishwarya Rai proved that she is the ultimate diva as she slipped into a red a bubble-hemmed Mossi gown and walked the ramp confidently. The floor-length gown had a hem at the bottom and a long train attached to it. The long train had the words ‘We Are Worth It’, the tagline of L’Oreal Paris written on it. She left her tresses open in loose waves and donned glam makeup, which comprised of winged eyeliner and bold red-coloured lipstick.
After Alia and Aishwarya walked the ramp, top models, Kendall Jenner and Heidi Klum, as well as actresses, Eva Longoria and Cara Delevingne, joined them as L'Oreal ambassadors on the stage and posed for a group picture.
What do you think about the unseen picture of Aishwarya Rai and Alia Bhatt getting ready together?
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