Thanks to her huge success in the Mean Girls revival, Avantika Vandanapu is the new hipster in town. The actor recently shared a photo of himself on Instagram sporting a white, spaghetti-strapped Carolina Herrera cocktail dress with a mermaid-drop skirt and a ruched bodice with a rose embellishment on the bust. She accessorized her clothing with long drop earrings, straightened hair, winged eyeliner, and lined lips. A micro-bindi completed the ensemble.
The performer, who began her career in the Telugu cinema business in India, has ascended the ranks and is currently rubbing elbows with Hollywood heavyweights and is a star in the making. Even though Avantika Vandanapu celebrates her Indian heritage and epitomizes the Gen Z look, she never goes without a micro-bindi to accessorize her western or traditional Indian ensembles. While they are commonly worn by Indian ladies with any kind of attire, Vandanapu likes to wear them with her Gen Z ensembles to add a distinctive fashion touch to her own look.
Wearing a bindi has various symbolic implications. According to one belief, it symbolizes the human body’s energy center, or the “third eye.” Typically used as an embellishment these days, Vandanapu has upped her style ante by wearing it with chic ensembles.
The trademark micro-bindi of Avantika Vandanapu elevates any outfit, be it a bodycon dress for a movie premiere or a traditional Indian sari. Whether it’s a red carpet event or a laid-back night out, a bindi is a wardrobe staple. View the several ways she has used bindis into her daily personal style by scrolling below.
