Shah Rukh Khan, Justin Bieber to Ranveer Singh: These celebs prove jewellery isn’t just for women. See pics
From Justin Bieber’s stacked pearls to SRK’s diamond chain, these male celebs are making jewellery the ultimate statement piece in
From Justin Bieber’s stacked pearls to SRK’s diamond chain, these male celebs are making jewellery the ultimate statement piece in their fashion game. See pics.
Check out celebs who rocked bling, from Shah Rukh Khan’s dazzling diamonds to Ranveer Singh’s pearls and Justin Bieber’s stacked chains in style.(Instagram)
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Shah Rukh Khan turned heads at IIFA 2025 in a sleek all-black ensemble, elevated by a dazzling diamond choker. Styled by Shaleena Nathani, his look exuded timeless elegance.(Instagram)
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Harry Styles never shies away from jewelry and often rocks gender-bending looks. From Gucci earrings at the MET Gala to a Y2K pearl choker in the Golden video, he owns it.(Instagram)
Justin Bieber is known for breaking out unexpected accessories, and his latest obsession is a pearl necklace. Stacked with chunky pearls and glass beads, he mixes pearls with metals for a bold look.(Instagram)
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Ranveer Singh’s waist-grazing pearl strings have become his signature style. Styled with bold outfits and deep-neck shirts, they add a modern edge to his look.(Instagram)
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In a fashion moment that perfectly blended old-world charm with contemporary elegance, Ananya Panday turned heads at the Chanel Cruise 2025/26 show that was held at the breathtaking Villa d’Este on the shores of Lake Como, Italy.
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Chanel took Ananya Panday on a glamorous holiday to Lake Como, Italy. The actor is staying at the luxurious Villa D'Este. She has been sharing pictures from her getaway, and they are gorgeous.
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The Time100 Gala honoured the world's most influential people of 2025 on April 24 in New York City, and we have put together some of the best celebrity looks from the star-studded event. Honoree Demi Moore attended the Time100 Gala in a an elegant white look.
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Pope Francis prays with priests at the end of a limited public audience at the San Damaso courtyard in The Vatican on September 30, 2020 during the COVID-19 infection, caused by the novel coronavirus.
