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In Pics: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's 7 Most Unforgettable Fashion Moments

Happy Birthday, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan

DNA Web Team | Nov 01, 2018, 12:01 PM IST

1.Everytime when Aishwarya's bold lip colors became a topic of discussion

Everytime when Aishwarya's bold lip colors became a topic of discussion
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Aishwarya let us tell you this, we couldn’t care less about what the critics felt, but just like Abhishek (Bachchan), we found the 'purple pout' fantastic.

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2.Aishwarya's this look from Cannes 2017 will go down in history

Aishwarya's this look from Cannes 2017 will go down in history
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Her Cinderella-esque icy blue Michael Cinco number will remain etched in our collective memories as her best fashion moment for the next few decades until unless she outdoes herself. 

3.Ain't nobody does hats like Aishwarya

Ain't nobody does hats like Aishwarya
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With a dash of poise, a hat can make a powerful fashion statement and Aishwarya has clearly got a lot of it. 

4.Lady in Red!

Lady in Red!
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There's nothing like women in red and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan proves us right in this iconic red ruffled gown. 

5.Aish's Airport Looks!

Aish's Airport Looks!
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When Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is not stealing the limelight on red carpets in striking ballgowns, she’s keeping it easy in athleisure separates. Her airport looks have always been practical, comfortable and very, very stylish.

6.Aishwarya's look from Cannes 2018

Aishwarya's look from Cannes 2018
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Aishwarya's ultravoilet Michael Cinco gown boasted of a 20-foot train that mimiced "a butterfly emerging from it’s chrysalis." The number was covered in Swarovski crystals and it deserved nothing less than a Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. 

7.One of those every-day looks of Aishwarya that we absolutely love

One of those every-day looks of Aishwarya that we absolutely love
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Rai Bachchan’s stylist, Aastha Sharma, described working with star in a recent interview, “Aishwarya has her own personality, she has been an icon for years, she is always appropriately dressed so it’s very easy for me as a stylist. Back home, she favours Indian designers and a more understated sense of style. I don’t have to convince her to do anything—if it’s an international red-carpet event we go all out because she is representing a brand and herself—it’s almost a form of art.”

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