Blouse less Priyanka set fire on social media.

Npnews24 Online: Priyanka Chopra Jonas the sizzling star of India recently did her photo shoot for Instyle magazine cover. On its cover photo Priyanka looks hot and sexy as always. But blouse less dress creates controversy on social media. Some are saying its ugly but lots of her fans are  supporting her courageous dress.

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Fashion is such an important part of global culture, often arising from centuries of tradition, and doesn’t go out of style when the seasons change. The ‘Saree’ is one of the most iconic and recognized silhouettes from India. To me, its beauty lies in its versatility, not just in drape and fabric. It embodies elegance, femininity, and power, and I love how I feel when I’m wearing one. I’m so proud to be wearing a @Taruntahiliani saree on @instylemagazine’s July cover! Thank you @laurabrown99 for being such an amazing creative partner, and for sharing some of India’s incredible fashion with the world. #IndianSummer #ProudDesi (Link to the story in bio)

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Priyanka Chopra Jonas’s head rests lightly on her bare shoulder, the drape of the saree caressing her waist. The photograph is accompanied by the cover line: “I want to change the world a little bit.” It’s possibly the first time that two of India’s powerhouse brands, Priyanka Chopra Jonas (PCJ) and the saree, have graced the cover of a global fashion bible.

US fashion magazine In Style’s July edition cover, out for an early preview, most thought was inspired and path-breaking until the outrage broke on social media. And at the centre of the chaos is the saree, of course.

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@instylemagazine, July 2019. Thank you @sabyasachiofficial for flying this saree around the world for this shoot! I love it! And a big thank you to @stylebyami for helping with the curation! Link in bio!

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The designer behind the saree, Tarun Tahiliani, who crafted it in sequins, gota and Swarovski crystals, thinks it is yet another example of trial by social media.