These sassy beauties stun and how!
Several Bollywood fashionistas (Sonam Kapoor being one of them!) turned up in their designer best to attend the Femina Beauty Awards held in Mumbai recently.
Take a look at these red carpet-winning looks!
Taking sartorial theatrics to a new level was Sonam Kapoor, in an eye-catching Isabel Sanchis monochrome number.
While she colour-coordinated her accessories, her minimal makeup complemented the look.
Actress Shriya Saran's love for sexy backs is well documented.
She couldn't resist giving the snap-happy shutterbugs a view of her fiery red gaurav Gupta sari.
Here is Tanissha Mukherjee in an opulent black gown on the red carpet as she posed for pictures.
While elder sister Kajol opted for an all-white look with The Circus skirt-suit.
While her makeup was on point, this rather ill-fitted number should have been avoided.
Former beauty queen Sarah Jane-Dias goes the classic sheer-black look in Amit Agarwal.
She combined the look with smokey eyes.
Model Alecia Raut opted for a floral skirt and one-shoulder top.
Badlapur actress Huma Qureshi was flawless in her pastel Sonia Mehra gown and soft curls.
Ugly actress Surveen Chawla was a red carpet hit in her incredibly feminine Gauri and Nainika ruffled gown.
Ash Chandler posed for pictures with wife Junelia.
Bringing more drama on the red carpet was Gauahar Khan, who stood out in her two-tone Alpana & Neeraj gown that she paired with dark lips and straight hair.
Shruti Seth's polka dotted crop top and deep green skirt combination was decidedly cute.
American actress-dancer Lauren Gottlieb was also in attendance.
An impeccably-dressed Saqib Salim struck the perfectly symmetrical pose.
Baby actress Taapsee Pannu looked striking in her embellished sheer gown and bright red lips.
Singer Anushka Manchanda channeled her edgy vibe with a dangerously high slit.
Photographs: Pradeep Bandekar
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