Jacqueliene Fernandez Is A Lightning Bolt In Gold To Ride The Storm In Her New Song, Stormrider

Jacqueliene Fernandez's glided gold look in Stormrider wins the party dressing game

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Jacqueliene Fernandez definitely knows how to dazzle her way into our hearts. Whether she taps into traditional style or makes a statement in trendy fits, the actress knows how to make heads turn. Recently, the actress upped her stunning fashion game with her latest look. In a video of her latest song Stormrider, the actress delivered the utmost glam in a striking golden look. She indeed looked like a golden girl with her shimmery style. She slipped into a golden bikini top that was doused in sequins. Paired with a waist-high slit skirt, the look was all about the oomph factor. With her abs on display, her look was a solid serve. She went all out with her accessory choices as she teamed up her look with an extravagant jewel-embellished headgear. Her bronzed makeup paired with nude lips was perfect to complete her look. 

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In case you didn't know, Jacqueliene Fernandez knows how to glitz and glam with her chic style sensibilities. Previously, the actress was spotted at Rahul Misha X Tod's collaboration and indeed, she made sure to make it a fashionable affair. The actress slipped into a figure-grazing number that came with a strapless pattern. The beautiful sheer, shimmering Rahul Mishra number came with his signature details that featured floral patterns and birds. With a plunging neckline and minimal accessories, her look was right on point. She completed her style with radiant, dewy glam and open straight tresses.

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Jacqueliene Fernandez is keeping up with her fashion's favourite girl status and this is proof.

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