Malaika just wore a kurta as a dress and it's gorgeous

Bollywood actress Malaika Arora never fails to impress us with her style. The fitness enthusiast is known for her fit body and loves to keep it comfy in easy-breezy dresses. And currently, we’re loving her recent look, which was a kaftan dress. The 46-year-old actress was clicked by the shutterbugs during a walk with her dog and looked stylish as ever!
While the actress has been self-isolating at home, for her evening walk she made a refreshing statement in this comfortable dress. She was seen wearing a cotton dress, which is actually a kurta by the label Mulmul. The short kurta gathers around the waist with an elastic stretch band. It features lace detail on the hemline and sleeves, adding a boho touch.

The beige coloured ensemble also featured scattered embroidery in white hue complementing the lace. Keeping her look comfy for her evening walk, Malaika rounded off her look with a chunky pair of white and blue sneakers.

Being cautious of the current situation, the actress was also seen wearing a white face mask and opted for a top knot hairdo for a fuss-free look.

What do you think of Malaika’s kaftan dress? Let us know in the comment section below.

Photos: Yogen Shah

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