Bollywood diva Diana Penty is synonymous with grace and talent. The actress has captured millions of hearts with her performances on the silver screen. From her acting to her dress style, she possesses her own unique flavour and exclusiveness. Just like her name, Diana always exudes princess vibes in every look she dons. The actress slays in both traditional and western attire. Amid the upcoming wedding season, Diana has also added her own touch to it with her latest lehenga look at Gopi Vaid's fashion show in Agra. Recently, the actress showcased her graceful features in a stunning golden mirror-work lehenga as a showstopper. Let's take a look at some stunning pictures of Bollywood's beauty, Diana Penty:
Diana Penty looks like a goddess in a golden lehenga and choli embroidered with mirrors in shades of ivory and white by Gopi Vaid.
The ensemble features a lehenga skirt beautifully embroidered with embellishments, mirrorwork, and quintessential boho tassels. She paired it with a matching slimmest shoulder-strapped choli with a U neckline and dangling crystal tassels gracing the border.
Diana adorned her look with an embellished mirror-work net dupatta, ornate gold heavy earrings, and a statement ring.
The mauve lip shade, rosy highlighted cheeks, mascara-coated lashes, golden smoky eyeshadow, thin eyeliner, and kajal, along with a wavy open hairdo, made her look even more radiant.
She chose this look for her ramp walk as the showstopper at Gopi Vaid's fashion show in Agra, showcasing her latest "Saawariya" collection.
Diana Penty was born on November 2, 1985, in Mumbai, Maharashtra. She completed her schooling at St. Agnes High School.
She began her career in modeling and, in 2005, started working for Elite Models India. Afterward, she worked for brands like "Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri," "Parachute," "Westside," and more.
Diana made her Bollywood debut in 2012 with the movie "Cocktail," co-starring Deepika Padukone and Saif Ali Khan.
She has graced a number of movies like "Happy Bhag Jayegi," "Lucknow Central," "Parmanu: The Story of Pokhran," "Shiddat," and many more.
