Priyanka Chopra in Sati-inspired bombshell gown stuns at The Matrix Resurrections premiere: All pics here
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Priyanka Chopra arrived in style at The Matrix Resurrections premiere with Keanu Reeves, Jada Pinkett Smith and the rest of the star cast. She wore a futuristic bombshell gown that seemed to be inspired by her character Sati in the film.
The star cast of the much-anticipated Hollywood film The Matrix Resurrections arrived in style for screening at The Castro Theatre on December 18 in San Francisco, California. Priyanka Chopra Jonas with Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, Jada Pinkett Smith, Jessica Henwick and more walked the green carpet at the glamorous premiere. Priyanka looked breathtaking in an off-shoulder silver-coloured gown for the occasion.
Priyanka's bombshell attire features an off-the-shoulder neckline with a rust-orange coloured fan-shaped addition on the front. Additionally, the gown came replete with reflective sequins in multiple shades like gold, purple, pink, green, and so many more hues.
The risqué thigh-baring slit on the side added a sensuous touch to the star's futuristic attire.
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Priyanka accessorised her gown with matching shimmery pointed stilettos, rings and statement diamond earrings. Side-swept open locks styled in soft waves rounded off her hairdo.
Priyanka's make-up picks for her Sati-inspired look for the premiere was literally the cherry on top of the cake. She opted for a bold look, including double winged eyeliner, mascara-clad lashes, glittery bronze nail paint, nude bronze lip shade, blushed cheeks, and sharp contour.
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Priyanka Chopra's look is reminiscent of her character Sati in the film.
Priyanka's outfit choices throughout the promotion of The Matrix Resurrections has been nothing less than incredible. Here's a look at some of our recent favourites.
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Priyanka's upcoming film The Matrix Resurrections will release on December 22 in theatres and on HBO max. It is the fourth film from the Matrix franchise.
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