Offering a dramatic contrast between 1990s-inspired maximalism and crisp, modern architectural tailoring, the duo proved that high-fashion storytelling is just as compelling off-screen.

Here is a breakdown of their looks:

Embracing vintage siren glamour with unapologetic confidence, Tara Sutaria delivered a masterclass in leopard print — a trend that continues its dominant revival across global runways. She wore a TNA Ilkyaz Ozel (The New Arrivals) dress. The floor-sweeping piece featured an off-the-shoulder scooped neckline and skin-tight full sleeves that accentuated her silhouette while maintaining an aura of drama.

Rather than downplaying the statement pattern, Tara leaned into rich archival details that elevated the ensemble into high-fashion territory, pairing a gold vintage Givenchy chain-link necklace with statement vintage Chanel earrings. Her cascading waves swept to one side, and were complemented by warm, bronzed cheeks, soft brown eyeshadow, and a neutral, glossy lip.

Providing a striking visual antithesis, Kiara Advani opted for ethereal structural precision in an all-white ensemble by Moscow-based brand Say No More. Kiara's outfit married sharp corsetry with fluid drapery with a white couture corset top — complete with delicate off-the-shoulder straps and sharp, architectural peplum hip-flaps — paired seamlessly with a cascading draped skirt featuring a dramatic thigh-high slit.

The two actors offered a compelling study in sartorial tension. Tara’s look tapped into warm, tactile texture and animalistic flair, channelling the magnetic aura of 1990s supermodels. On the other end of the spectrum, Kiara's crisp silhouette was all about contemporary restraint, with sharp lines and sculpted proportions that created an effortlessly pristine moment. As Toxic begins its grand promotional push across India, this double fashion triumph in Bengaluru sets a high standard for looks yet to follow.