Priyanka Chopra’s Best Red Carpet Looks: From Bollywood to Glittering Couture
It’s hard to believe that Priyanka Chopra hadn’t starred in an English-language feature film until 2017’s Baywatch. Even before the seemingly endless media coverage of her relationship with Nick Jonas, whom she married in 2018, Chopra had been making headlines for years thanks to her career as everything from a singer, model, and winner of the Miss World pageant. The latter was back in 2000, and in the following years, Chopra got into acting, too, dominating Bollywood in her native India before beginning to shoot stateside for Quantico, the ABC show she starred as an FBI agent up until 2018. She then went on to star in major blockbusters like Love Again and The Matrix Resurrections.
Of course, Chopra has enjoyed her fair share of high fashion moments on the red carpet, too. She’s graced some of the biggest stages in fashion and music, everywhere from New York City to London, Marrakech to Jeddah. Over time, Chopra has become a muse to a multitude of leading luxury brands—Valentino, Dior, Ralph Lauren, Bulgari, to name a few. But she’s also been one to wear emerging labels like Richard Quinn and Miss Sohee. We’ve come to expect a certain elegance from the actress—saris, tulle gowns, plunging dresses—but her love for color and pattern has never resulted in a dull style moment. Below, a look back at Priyanka Chopra’s best red carpet moments.
2023: Bulgari Mediterranea High Jewelry Event
Chopra chose a dramatic Miss Sohee couture two-piece look and stunning Bulgari jewels for the latter brand’s high jewelry event in Venice, Italy.
2023: Met Gala
The actress wore a black thigh-slit gown from Valentino that featured a dramatic cape for the 2023 Met Gala.
2022: Bulgari Eden The Garden Of Wonders Event
For another Bulgari event, Chopra gave her diamond necklace a run for its money in this glittering Rasario piece.
2021: Fashion Awards
The actress made a statement in Richard Quinn floral for the 2021 Fashion Awards in London.
2022: Red Sea International Film Festival
Chopra glistened at the Red Sea International Film Festival in this Tony Ward couture dress.
2020: Grammy Awards
Chopra graced the Grammy Awards’ red carpet in a plunging Ralph & Russo couture gown complete with crystals and fringe.
2020: Golden Globe Awards
Ahead of her time in Barbie pink, Chopra attended the 2020 Golden Globe Awards in this bubblegum off-the-shoulder Cristina Ottaviano gown.
2019: Cannes Film Festival
Chopra looked as sultry as ever in this sequined Roberto Cavalli dress for the 2019 Cannes Film Festival.
2019: Met Gala
More is more! Chopra turned heads in this playful Dior look for the 2019 Camp-themed Met Gala.
2019: Vanity Fair Oscar Party
Chopra’s Elie Saab halter dress featured a plunging neckline and dramatic tulle skirt.
2018: Met Gala
This Ralph Lauren velvet dress and headpiece took over 250 hours to make. But it was all worth it as Chopra was certainly one of the Met Gala’s best dressed back in 2018.
2017: Golden Globe Awards
Chopra mixed lace and diamonds in this Ralph Lauren number at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards.
2017: Academy Awards
At the Academy Awards, Chopra attended in an off-the-shoulder Ralph and Russo gown that she paired with silver bangles.
2017: Met Gala
The actress’ Ralph Lauren trench gown certainly turned heads at the Met Gala in 2017.
2016: Emmy Awards
A vision in red at the Emmy Awards—Chopra looked etheral in this crimson Jason Wu gown.
2016: Academy Awards
The actress went with semi-sheer embroidered Zuhair Murad look annual Academy Awards.
2016: SAG Awards
Chopra dazzled in this lace and tulle Monique Lhuillier gown for the 2016 SAG Awards.
2014: Toronto International Film Festival
A vision in a cut-out Gauri and Nainik gown at the 2014 Toronto Iternational Film Festival.
2012: Marrakech Film Festival
The actress chose a black Ritu Kumar sari with lace details for the 2012 Marrakech Film Festival.
2009: Toronto International Film Festival
Chopra attended the premiere of What’s Your Raashee? during the Toronto International Film Festival in an ivory ensemble from Manish Malhotra.
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