Cover Tatler wishes Priyanka Chopra Jonas a happy birthday while celebrating her winning looks this month at Paris Couture Week and Wimbledon (Photo: courtesy of Dior/Getty Images)
Tatler wishes Priyanka Chopra Jonas a happy birthday while celebrating her winning looks this month at Paris Couture Week and Wimbledon (Photo: courtesy of Dior/Getty Images)
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On her birthday, Tatler revisits two of Priyanka Chopra Jonas’s sharpest style moments this month: Jonathan Anderson’s debut Dior Cruise collection in Paris and an understated Dioriviera look at Wimbledon
Priyanka Chopra Jonas turns 44 today, and the timing could not be better. Over the past few weeks, she has moved through two of the biggest fixtures on the international style calendar—Paris Haute Couture Week and Wimbledon. First came Dior’s couture show in Paris, where the front row skewed towards pale, bridal tones. Then came Wimbledon, where the Royal Box called for something else altogether. The two looks could not have been more different from each other, yet both landed.
Tatler takes a closer look at her appearances to see what made them work.
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Above Priyanka Chopra Jonas with Nick Jonas at the Dior show (Photo: courtesy of Dior/Getty Images)
Priyanka Chopra Jonas with Nick Jonas at the Dior show (Photo: courtesy of Dior/Getty Images)
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At Dior’s Haute Couture show in Paris on July 7, she wore an orange midi dress from Jonathan Anderson’s debut Cruise 2027 collection. The dress was covered in three-dimensional floral appliqués in shades of tangerine and golden yellow, with a plunging neckline framed by thin yellow straps. She paired it with grey slingback heels with a bow detail, and wore her hair in loose, glossy waves. The makeup was soft—bronzed cheeks, a matte nude-pink lip.
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Two days later, at Wimbledon on July 9, she took the opposite approach. Seated in the Royal Box at Centre Court, she wore an unreleased Dioriviera cream shirt dress with a structured collar, button-down front and a matching waist belt. She tied a cream silk headscarf printed with small florals around her head, styled in a vintage way. Her only jewellery was her Tiffany & Co engagement ring, a four-carat cushion-cut diamond, which she paired with a Rolex watch. The overall look was polished and understated, exactly right for the Royal Box.
As the Regional Editor for Watches and Jewellery and Editorial Content Lead for Tatler GMT, Amrita Katara specialises in luxury watch and jewellery coverage across Asia, with expertise in editorial strategy, feature writing and interviews with industry leaders. Her past roles span luxury lifestyle media and client partnerships. Based in Mumbai, Amrita’s work bridges global trends and Asian market insights.
