In one of the clicks, the diva was dressed in a blush blue bodycon dress with gigantic frills while Pharrell was wearing colourful sweatshirt reminding us of his Holi look which he celebrated with Ranveer Singh.
It is no news that the goddess of beauty, Aishwarya Rai is the epitome of grace and elegance. Be it her style, or her poise with which she carries herself can give all the other actresses a run for money.
Recently, gracing Vogue magazine cover along with singer Pharrell Williams, Aish looked a decade younger.
Yes, in one of the clicks the diva was dressed in a blush blue bodycon dress with gigantic frills while Pharrel was wearing colourful sweatshirt reminding us of his holi look which he celebrated with Ranveer Singh. Check out the rest of the pics
Aren’t the duo looking gorgeous?
Well, we loved the unusual pairing of the duo on the cover page.
Aishwarya will soon be seen with Anil Kapoor in the upcoming film ‘Fanne Khan’ and is currently shooting for the same.
Speaking to Vogue, Aishwarya revealed that there is more in her kitty, “In Fanney Khan, I’m playing a chapter in the narrative that I believe is intrinsic to the story. I’ve been approached for the remake of Raat Aur Din, which is a great opportunity, and what’s funny is while filming Shabd, Sanju Sir (Sanjay Dutt) said he’d have loved for me to play the part, and I was very touched. We’re still working out the details. I’ve also been approached for a remake of Woh Kaun Thi?”
Coming back to her photoshoot, how do you like seeing Aish posing along with the singer. Do let us know in the comments below.
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