Metro... The movie Dino, which depicts how three couples handle love in various age groups and metro cities, is scheduled for release in theaters on July 4. The film is scheduled to be released soon, and the cast is already rocking exceptional, eye-catching looks during the promotional run. In the course of the film's promotion, Sara Ali Khan, Fatima Sana Shaikh, Konkona Sen Sharma, and Aditya Roy Kapur all struck a pose for the camera.

Although Aditya Roy Kapur may have kept things simple with a black shirt and dark denim jeans, the overall style fell short of the mark since it may have been overly simple when compared to the attire of his female co-stars. This wasn't as noticeable, considering Aditya Kapur's sartorial potential. However, the women contributed a wide variety of styles. Let's break down the looks one by one.

Sara Ali Khan

In a beautifully cut, double-breasted blazer worn with gorgeous, straight-leg white pants, Sara Ali Khan showed off her boss-babe vibe. The gold earrings that she chose went well with the gold buttons on her blazer, making it a clever style decision. White and gold, after all, go together perfectly, creating an air of luxury and sophistication. The sleeked-back low bun brought out the sharp shape of her attire, letting the crisp jacket shine. The Zendaya Co-ord Set, which costs Rs10,990, is the name of her attire from the Indian fashion brand Amoshi.

Therefore, the next time you wish to convey a posh boss-babe vibe at a formal occasion, choose attire with lots of smooth lines (lapels, V necklines, straight leg trousers, padded shoulders, crisp cuffs, neat hems).

Sensharma Konkona

Like the pieces of a puzzle, Sara and Konkona's attire provided a clear yin and yang moment—contrasting yet harmonizing. Konkona, in contrast to Sara's elegant and dominating aura, wore an all-black attire that conveyed understated power in a casual manner. Sara's appearance was all about sharp lines and beautiful tailoring. Konkona's ensemble included a distinctive zip-up top and draped skirt, both by the brand Antar-Agni. There was still a thread of similarity, even if their aesthetics were different; Konkona also wore a golden earring (black and gold just as fashionable as white and gold) and a middle-parted, sleek bun.

Despite being a black monochrome from head to toe, the ensemble has an unmistakable avant-garde, creative flair thanks to the flowing drapery.

Think about incorporating fluidity via loose materials in your OOTD the next time you're going for a really stylish, intellectual appearance.

Fatima Sana Sheikh 

With her delicate, romantic desi appearance, Fatima fit in flawlessly with the film's central themes of love, passion, and connection. This ensemble was a dreamy mix of old-world appeal and modern romance because of the exquisite floral designs on the all-white saree and the blouse's sweetheart neckline. The ultra-feminine aesthetic was complemented by the delicate curls, which were the ideal finishing touch for elegance and composure.

The leading ladies' three appearances represent the entire spectrum of feminine fashion, from silver-screen elegance and next-door comfort to boardroom crispness and structure.