Kiara Advani shows us how to do monochrome fashion right with her business-chic airport look

Kiara Advani was photographed at the Mumbai airport and turned the airport into her personal runway with her fashion-forward look! The War 2 actress graced us with a sophisticated business casual look with a pleated dress and served as major fashion inspiration for all those looking for outfit ideas to travel in style during their next work trip. Let's take a closer look at her outfit.

Kiara Advani slays in business chic at the airport

Opting to skip the usual casual style when it comes to boarding a flight, Kiara went with a corporate-appropriate look. This outfit not only gave off polished and cohesive vibes but also looked to be very comfortable. The flowy silhouette of the outfit radiates elegance and will act as a perfect look for you to attend business meetings directly when you land!

Another reason Kiara stood out when it came to airport fashion was her fuss-free aesthetic! The diva was seen acing the monochrome fashion trend with a similar-hued choice of outfit, footwear as well and accessories which tied the whole look together perfectly. Let's decode her elegant yet trendy look.

Kiara Advani delivers a masterclass in monochrome fashion

Radiating old-money vibes, Kiara was seen dressed in the pleated trench coat with belt from the luxury fashion label Sandro Paris. The graceful outfit from the French ready-to-wear brand is priced at €525, which equates to about Rs?47,765. She paired her outfit with the Chanel tan glossed-leather CC tread loafer along with their white timeless tote bag featuring gold-toned metal hardware.

To round off her monochrome look, she accessorised her attire with matching tan-tinted oversized statement sunglasses with a gold-toned border. Since the diva was travelling, she was seen rocking the no-makeup makeup look featuring a dewy base, rouge-tinted cheeks, a nude pink lip shade and styled her hair in a sleek, pulled-back ponytail.

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