CELEBRITY FACE-OFF: JACQUELINE FERNANDEZ & KOURTNEY KARDASHIAN

Fashion

From the streets to the red carpet, who is your muse?

Jacqueline Fernandez and Kourtney Kardashian might seem like unlikely bedfellows, but a scroll through their fashion evolution reveals bold and classic choices that will make this showdown memorable.

Jacqueline’s ultra-feminine sensibilities colour her wardrobe, while Kourtney’s penchant for pizzazz sets her styling apart. Whether with their red carpet choices or airport style, the two celebrities channel an easy aesthetic with quirky touches that employ a signature style.

Case in point: these airport scenes where black, a clear favourite, is dressed completely differently by the two. While Jacqueline adds an olive green jacket and luxury sneakers for a comfortable ride, Kourtney’s outfit is finished with sleek boots that scream glamour.

Kourtney, who usually sports a sexy dress on the red carpet, is the definite queen of the pantsuit among the Kardashian ladies. She amps up the sexy in this number by Christian Siriano, going shirtless and pairing the polka dot suit with the slightest hint of sparkle. While Kourtney anticipates the SS19 trend of the pantsuit, Jacqueline goes local with this look by Gauri & Nainika. The frothy concoction is elegant yet girly, infused with a romantic energy that sets it apart from Kourtney’s edgier ensembles.

Who wore it best? We are divided! We love Kourtney’s nod to street style with high-waisted cargo pants, a simple white crop top and elevated with pointed heels. But Jacqueline's ode to boho chic with her wide pants and stretchy tee has us torn between the two!

Who is your favourite?

Tags: Red carpet Jacqueline Fernandez Kourtney Kardashian Celebrity Face off Fashion Ultra-feminine Style Airport style Glamour Dress Christian Siriano SS19 Gauri & Nainika Street style Crop top Pointed heels

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