Rakul Preet Singh once again proved that understated fashion can make a lasting statement. The ‘Ramayana’ actress stepped out in an all-white outfit, making just as strong a statement as a bold print. The ensemble featuring a crop jacket and skirt set is surprisingly easy on the pocket as well. Styled by Natashaa Bothra, Rakul’s monochrome look was elevated with subtle accessories, soft glam makeup and effortless waves, making it an ideal style inspiration for formal occasions.
What did Rakul Preet Singh wear?
Rakul opted for a white crop jacket and matching maxi skirt set from Neon The Label, priced at Rs 6,000. The jacket featured long sleeves with structured cuffs and a cropped silhouette, cinched together with a statement starfish-shaped brooch, while the fitted, floor-grazing skirt added a sleek, elongated line to the look.She kept her accessories understated, pairing the outfit with earrings from e3k Jewelry and layered rings from Ishhaara. Rakul chose to round out her look with a pair of beige loafers from Megleo, priced at Rs 3,999. The neutral-toned loafers complemented the outfit perfectly while adding comfort without compromising on style.
Rakul Preet Singh’s glam and hair
For glam, Rakul went with strong, defined eyebrows, nude pink lips and softly lined eyes, finished off with a hint of blush on the cheeks. Her hair was left open in loose waves with a center parting, keeping the overall styling breezy and low-key.
Rakul Preet Singh gears up for ‘Ramayana: The Introduction’
On the work front, Rakul Preet Singh is set to be seen as Surpanakha in Nitesh Tiwari’s magnum opus ‘Ramayana’, which also stars Ranbir Kapoor as Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana. The film’s trailer sparked widespread discussion around Rakul’s portrayal of the character, with many praising the intensity she brought to the role despite her limited screen time.Responding to a fan’s open letter praising her casting, Rakul shared on social media that it was Surpanakha’s complexity that drew her to the part, noting that the character is often remembered for a single moment despite having a far deeper story. ‘Ramayana: Part One’ is slated for a Diwali 2026 release.
