Kareena Kapoor Khan defines elegance in her latest photoshoot for Veere Di Wedding

Kareena Kapoor Khan's fashion choices have always managed to impress us. She is a true diva and can carry off any outfit with élan. The actor was today spotted at a studio for a photoshoot and as always, she stunned us with her glamorous appearance. 

We came across few pictures and videos from the shoot wherein she looked breathtakingly beautiful as she posed for the cameras. In one of the videos, Kareena is seen donning a golden and navy blue lehenga. She kept her hair loose and completed her look with dewy makeup. 

In another picture, she is seen wearing a black and grey striped outfit. Smokey eyes and nude lipstick accentuated her look.

Check out the videos and photos:

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Talking about her size-zero days and her current transformation, Kareena had earlier stated to Hindustan Times, "I don’t know how the size-zero thing started—but I was only 27 and I wanted to do it for a role. It looked amazing, but that was then. I’ve been in the business for a long time since, and I’m more mature—now, it’s about being fit. I’m definitely comfortable in my skin right now."

On the work front, Kareena will be next seen in Veere Di Wedding. The film’s trailer was launched yesterday. The trailer looks fun and is an interesting take on female friendships.

At the trailer launch, Kareena Kapoor Khan revealed the reason why she decided to be a part of the film. She also said that a lot of female actors today don't want to be paired with other girls.

As reported by Indian Express, Kareena said, "I have been a part of ensemble films but this was very peculiar and that is why I wanted to be a part of it. I don’t think a lot of mainstream actresses want to be paired with other girls. I have always worked with Salman, Aamir and Shah Rukh and everyone wants to work with them. However, the fact is that I wanted to be a part of this movie, work with Sonam and Swara and feel like a team player."