Throwback: When Sonam Kapoor gave fashion advice to Alia Bhatt, Parineeti Chopra and Deepika Padukone

Sonam Kapoor, known for her innate sense of style, has always been in the news due to her stunning fashion appearances. The actress had once appeared on Koffee With Karan, and was asked to give fashion advice to the leading beauties of tinsel town, and the Neerja star had a unique tip for each of them!

To Parineeti Chopra, Sonam said, 'pls don't wear those tight dresses'.To Alia she said, 'Dress your age'. Finally, for Deepika, Sonam asked her to cultivate her own style, since she is not a 'clotheshorse.'
On the other hand, Sonam Kapoor Ahuja was recently seen looking elegant in a stylish black dress at the Paris Fashion Week.

Sonam showed up at the event dressed in a black outfit from the Cruise 2025 collection of the French luxury fashion brand Christian Dior SE, commonly known as Dior. Sonam wore minimal makeup, yet her style highlighted her eyes with delicate brown tones. During a conversation with Vogue India her makeup artist Namrata Soni said, “It’s a controlled look, which makes it very modern, but at the same time there is a touch of tradition.”
She wore a structured corset, voluminous skirt, and a fitted black trench coat with exquisite flower embroidery embroidered on the shoulders. This ensemble expertly combined elements of Parisian tradition with modern elegance. Her statement combat boots with chain accents finished the ensemble.
Her sister, film producer Rhea Kapoor took to her Instagram and shared a string of pictures of Sonam’s OOTD on Tuesday. It seems that she was the only Indian celebrity in attendance at the event.

On the other hand, Alia Bhatt debuted at Paris Fashion Week for the same brand as Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, who enthralled the crowd as she walked the runway for L'Oréal Paris wearing a bubble-hem satin gown by Mossi and bright red lipstick. Alia wore a custom couture creation by Gaurav Gupta, featuring a “metal-cast silver breastplate intricately adorned with swan’s head and wings interwoven with the body of a serpent, paired with black flared sharara trousers — a contemporised Indian silhouette.”