Kareena Kapoor looks stunning in Swarovski-studded Vivienne Westwood gown: ‘It's a date’

Kareena Kapoor Khan looked drop dead gorgeous as she posted a photo of herself in a bedazzled Vivienne Westwood dress on Wednesday.

Sharing a throwback picture of herself in the high-couture, Swarovski crystal-adorned dress by the globally celebrated designer, Kareena Kapoor announced Vivienne Westwood's debut fashion show in India.

Taking to Instagram stories, Bebo expressed her excitement to witness Vivienne Westwood's debut runway show in India. She further cheekily announced that she will be the host of the 2025 Gateway of Indian Runway Show.

“Vivienne Westwood at the Gateway of India on April 1st! It’s a date,” she wrote on her story.

Kareena Kapoor Khan wore the beautiful gown last year, and this takes us back to the moment when she first wore it and stunned everyone. Here are the details about Kareena Kapoor Khan's Vivienne Westwood dress.

Kareena Kapoor Khan in Vivienne Westwood dress

Last year, The Buckingham Murders actress stole the show in the Vivienne Westwood Archival dress from the label’s Spring-Summer 1998 collection named ‘Tied to the Mast.’

Her long cocotte gown, named ‘Pirate Bride,’ featured an intricate network of Swarovski embroideries all over. The surreal dress featured a plunging V-neckline and off-the-shoulder sleeves.

The Buckingham Murders actress' look reminded fans of Marilyn Monroe, as the couture dress fitted her perfectly.

Vivienne Westwood makes India debut

British luxury label Vivienne Westwood is gearing up to make a historic fashion moment in India. The high-end brand will be hosting its first-ever runway show in Indiaagainst the backdrop of the iconic Gateway of India, Mumbai, to celebrate the country’s rich textile heritage. The show will present a selection of Spring Summer 2025 Vivienne Westwood looks and special archive pieces, alongside a capsule collection of Vivienne Westwood couture looks crafted from handwoven Indian silks, Khadi cotton, and wool, sourced from esteemed textile houses like Khadi India and Aaranya, Gwalior.