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Priyanka Chopra, a global style icon known for her impeccable fashion sense, recently opened up about how her approach to dressing has changed over the years. In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar UK, the actress revealed that comfort now takes precedence over elaborate dressing in her personal life.
Reflecting on her style journey, Priyanka said, “I used to actually get dressed a lot more in my personal life when I first started in my career. Now, I think—I don’t know—I can’t be bothered. My personal life has really pivoted to comfortable chic.” Despite this shift, she remains passionate about luxury fashion but insists that functionality and comfort are equally important. “I love nice things, so I love luxury, don’t get me wrong, but I have to be comfortable and functional as well,” she explained.
Priyanka emphasized that her best fashion advice is to trust one’s instincts. “What I’ve learned about style over the years is to not overthink it—your first instinct with what you’re gravitating towards is probably what you’re going to feel most comfortable in. And if you’re comfortable, I think you end up feeling your best.”
For her, fashion is more than just appearances—it’s a powerful form of self-expression. She described clothing as an extension of personality and emotions, saying, “What we wear matters because it’s an extension of expressing yourself. Without words, being able to express who you are, how you’re feeling, how you want the world to perceive you—I think it’s like an extra layer of power almost.”
Every day, Priyanka uses her outfits to reflect her mood and identity. “When I wake up in the morning and pick what I’m going to wear, I kind of think about who this girl is today. We change every single day, and we’re different people, and I think clothes sort of help me express that.”
Her insights remind us that true style is about authenticity, confidence, and comfort—whether that means wearing a glamorous gown or a cozy, casual outfit.
