Priyanka Chopra is showcasing her unique take on airport fashion with a biker-inspired ensemble.
On Thursday, the actor arrived at the JFK Airport in New York City wearing a black-and-gray street-style look that paid homage to the energy of the Big Apple. Chopra’s outfit served as a canvas for her edgy fashion choices.
She donned a super-cropped black top that not only flaunted her midriff but also highlighted her stylish belly button ring. Complementing her top was gray ripped jeans, distinctively flared at the bottom with ankle slits, bringing a contemporary twist to her overall look.
To elevate her street style, Chopra layered a black leather jacket featuring a uniquely bulbous, cropped silhouette and scrunched-up midi sleeves. This jacket is not just a statement piece but also provides an air of effortless cool as she navigates through the airport. Footwear was equally bold as she opted for chunky black leather rain boots that perfectly matched the rugged aesthetic.
Photo: Theimagedirect.com Crowning her outfit was a simple black NY baseball cap, adding a sporty flair to her look. In terms of accessories, Chopra chose a delicate gold necklace, paired with rings that included her wedding band and a diamond engagement ring from her husband Nick Jonas. The thoughtful combination of jewelry maintained the balance between casual and chic.
Currently, Priyanka Chopra is busy filming her highly anticipated film SSMB29, directed by the acclaimed SS Rajamouli. This will mark her return to Indian cinema, a significant move that her fans are eagerly awaiting. In addition, she is also working on a holiday movie alongside her husband Nick Jonas, and his brothers, Joe and Kevin Jonas, which is set to premiere on Disney Plus.
In a previous interview with Forbes, Chopra shared insights into her fashion philosophy, emphasizing the connection between style and self-confidence. “I think of style as a resource to access my confidence,” she expressed.
“I wear whatever I need to to feel my most confident. It’s an amazing resource that I have access to in my job. But even when I didn’t [have access to fashion], like when I was in high school, I used my style and my fashion to be able to feel better. Then, it was more about looking in my closet and saying, who is this girl today?”
