Is Kriti Sanon channelling her 'Cocktail' era already? This Nensi Dojaka bold cutout gown look says 'yes'
ETimes | March 31, 2026 2:39 AM CST
There’s a new mood in town, as Kriti Sanon is leading the glam chart with an unapologetic attitude, and we’re all in for it. She’s now stepping into her ‘Cocktail’ era, where the actress is embracing bolder shades, silhouettes, and design, which makes her look more confident, sensual, and statement-worthy.
Her latest Nensi Dojaka look plays all the right notes, where she plays between shiny textures and daring cutouts, redefining them with a strict contemporary edge, which is perfect for evening affairs and red-carpet outings.
She wore a lustrous, satin, green, floor-length gown which skimmed her body before falling into a fluid, floor-length hemline. With fine criss-cross straps running across her bodice, it came with gathered detailing around the centre, where the fabric swiftly released into a softer drape which went all the way down to the bottom.
But the bold edge came with the front and side cutouts, while the open back pushed the look, making it look like perfect evening wear. It carried all the codes of 90s minimalism with a contemporary twist featuring sheer panels, lingerie-like elements, and sharp cutouts.
For accessories, she leant into layered coloured jewellery and started with a stack of necklaces from Tara Fine Jewellery, where she wore an emerald choker with gold chains and a diamond-emerald statement pendant. She further wore a beautiful bracelet from Zoya and Tara Fine Jewellery with a stack of rings from the House of Yarané and a diamond jewel which completed her accessory stack.
Her beauty notes also followed the same philosophy, where she opted for a dewy base paired with softly diffused smoky eyes, elevated by emerald eyeliner, sharply defined eyebrows, and soft, glossy lips. She left her hair down in a middle parting with wavy ends, which in a moment brought the look together.
This isn’t just another red carpet moment, but it is a style shift announcement. With sculpted tailoring and an attitude that did all the main talking, Kriti proved that modern-day glamour never always depends on restraint, but a hint of maximalism with the right proportion of being fearless does the work.
Her latest Nensi Dojaka look plays all the right notes, where she plays between shiny textures and daring cutouts, redefining them with a strict contemporary edge, which is perfect for evening affairs and red-carpet outings.
She wore a lustrous, satin, green, floor-length gown which skimmed her body before falling into a fluid, floor-length hemline. With fine criss-cross straps running across her bodice, it came with gathered detailing around the centre, where the fabric swiftly released into a softer drape which went all the way down to the bottom.
But the bold edge came with the front and side cutouts, while the open back pushed the look, making it look like perfect evening wear. It carried all the codes of 90s minimalism with a contemporary twist featuring sheer panels, lingerie-like elements, and sharp cutouts.
For accessories, she leant into layered coloured jewellery and started with a stack of necklaces from Tara Fine Jewellery, where she wore an emerald choker with gold chains and a diamond-emerald statement pendant. She further wore a beautiful bracelet from Zoya and Tara Fine Jewellery with a stack of rings from the House of Yarané and a diamond jewel which completed her accessory stack.
Her beauty notes also followed the same philosophy, where she opted for a dewy base paired with softly diffused smoky eyes, elevated by emerald eyeliner, sharply defined eyebrows, and soft, glossy lips. She left her hair down in a middle parting with wavy ends, which in a moment brought the look together.
This isn’t just another red carpet moment, but it is a style shift announcement. With sculpted tailoring and an attitude that did all the main talking, Kriti proved that modern-day glamour never always depends on restraint, but a hint of maximalism with the right proportion of being fearless does the work.
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