Rakul Preet Singh is proving once again why she’s one of the most watched names on the fashion circuit, this time in a sleek black number that balances understated elegance with just the right amount of sparkle. The actress made a striking style statement in a floor-length maxi dress. Let’s take a closer look at Rakul Preet Singh’s old world glamour moment.
What did Rakul Preet Singh wear?
Rakul opted for a black halter-neck floor-length maxi dress from The Bling Empire featuring a slim column silhouette and an elegant neckline. The design is crafted on a premium mesh foundation, giving the dress a lightweight feel while allowing its embellishments to stand out. The outfit features a soft poly-lycra lining for comfort and ease of movement. Its standout detail comes from the hand-applied sequins, crystals, beads and embroidery, adding a subtle shimmer to the otherwise classic black ensemble. Priced at Rs 38,499.30, the dress strikes a balance between contemporary glamour and timeless elegance.
Rakul Preet Singh’s jewellery and styling details
Rakul’s accessories were curated to complement the dress’s sleek, minimal energy. She wore a diamond ear cuff in one ear along with a matching ring from Atarashi, a palm cuff from Prakshi Fine Jewelry, and a diamond ear stud in the other ear from Archana Aggarwal. The look was styled by Geetika Chadha.
Rakul Preet Singh’s glam
For her beauty look, Rakul kept things polished and sophisticated. She opted for pink lips, delicately lined and smudged eyes and defined eyebrows, creating a soft yet structured makeup look. A crisp updo completed the appearance, keeping her face and the halter neckline visible while adding to the outfit’s sleek aesthetic.
About Rakul Preet Singh’s ‘Ramayana: Part One’
Rakul is set to be seen next in Nitesh Tiwari‘s magnum opus ‘Ramayana: Part One’, where she plays the complex mythological figure Surpanakha. Speaking about her decision to take on the role, the actress has said it was Surpanakha’s complexity that drew her in, noting that history often remembers the character for a single moment when there is far more to her story. The two-part cinematic adaptation of Valmiki’s epic stars Ranbir Kapoor as Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana, with Sunny Deol as Hanuman and Ravi Dubey as Lakshmana rounding out the ensemble cast. ‘Ramayana: The Introduction’ is set for a global release on November 8, 2026, timed with Diwali, with the second instalment expected to follow in 2027.