Call Me Bae Trailer: 5 Outfits Ananya Panday Wears To Play Rich Socialite; Here’s How To ‘Old Money Dressing’

Call Me Bae Trailer: Tuesday comes with good news for the Ananya Panday fans as the trailer of Call Me Bae is released. Apart from the hilarious scenes, an engaging plot, it was Ananya's character which made people even more interested. Ananya plays the role of a rich socialite who had to give up her ultra luxurious life to find a new job in Mumbai. However, it's her struggle to slay hard in outfits that make the movie even more interesting. And to be honest, the outfits and ideas gave us a 'Rachel Green' and 'Emily Copper' vibe already!

The aestheticism in the dressing has caught our eyes and we can't help but laud the stylist for making the character look 'old money'. So, without ado, we are taking 5 cues from Ananya's dressing to help you level up your old money dressing sense.

5 Outfits Of Ananya Panday From Call Me Bae Trailer To Take Cues From

1. Subtle Color Is The Key

Well, in order to look elegant, picking the right colors like beige, navy blue, nude brown, white, black, olive play an important role.

2. Avoiding Too Much Exposure Of Skin

Well, yes, modest dressing is the part of old money dressing style where it is advised not to expose too much of the skin. Just like Ananya did by wearing a mini dress, but opted for a full sleeve.

3. Layering The Outfit Changes The Game

Layering the outfit especially when blended with colors and prints tastefully looks wonderful. It is to be noted that print over solid and vice versa look aesthetically pleasing.

4. Use Of Gold Or Gold-like Accessories

The outfits turn much more elegant and vibrant when they are paired with the right kind of accessories. It looks much more appealing when paired with gold hoop earrings, gold bracelets, and rings, just like Ananya did here.

5. Pearl Makes You (& Doesn't Break You)

Adding pearls to your outfit or accessories change the look completely! Be it pearl earrings, necklaces, or head accessories, pearl is the one stop way to look 'old money'.