Deepika's red Balenciaga sweater cost about Rs. 97,000!

Saloni Dhruv
·1 min read

Deepika Padukone was recently spotted in Mumbai at Sanjay Leela Bhansali's office in a red oversized sweater with jeans and pink pumps.

Images by Yogen Shah
Images by Yogen Shah

The actress, known for her immaculate style, is a fashion icon for many.

Images by Yogen Shah
Images by Yogen Shah

You too can get this particular Balenciaga sweater for about Rs. 97,700/- in India here.

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Shopping guide

The cozy knit sweater has a relaxed shaped with the label's logo scrolled diagonally across it. But if you are looking to recreate this look with affordable pieces, here are our top picks:

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Shopping guide

MADAME Knitted Round-Neck Pullover: Buy here for Rs. 1,080/-

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Shopping guide

STREET 9 Red Self Design Pullover Sweater: Buy here for Rs. 959/-

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Shopping guide

Fort Collins Red Ribbed Sweater: Buy here for Rs. 999/-

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Shopping guide

REPLAY Mid-Wash Straight Fit Jeans: Buy here for Rs. 6,860/-

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Shopping guide

MANGO Blue Straight Fit Eco-Wash High-Rise Cropped Look Jeans: Buy here for Rs. 2,513/-

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BAMBI Pointed-Toe Heeled Pumps: Buy here for Rs. 1,932/-

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