Priyanka Chopra Commands NYC Screening in Jacquemus

Chopra Jonas opted for a striking white Jacquemus “Le Peplo” maxidress, a design that perfectly embodies the French label’s knack for understated sensuality. The dress, with its elegant boat neckline and full-length skirt, was given a playful edge by a strategic side cutout, subtly revealing her torso. Its sleeveless design and sheath silhouette created a streamlined, modern look, while a discreet side slit added a hint of allure. She kept her styling deliberately minimal: a bronze-toned makeup look, her hair parted to the side in soft waves, and delicate gold jewelry—small hoop earrings, a bracelet, and a scattering of rings—completed the picture.

But it was her footwear choice that truly cemented the look’s effortless sophistication: The Row’s Vika ankle-strap sandals in black. Made in Italy from sumptuously soft lambskin leather, these $1,190 sandals feature a modest 3.3-inch tapered heel, an open-toe design, and delicate buckled ankle straps complemented by a single, thicker strap across the upper. Available in red and iron gray in addition to the classic black, they are a testament to The Row’s commitment to quiet luxury.

This isn’t the first time Chopra Jonas has reached for her Vika sandals. She famously donned them just a few months prior, in April, for the opening of the Broadway show The Last Five Years, which she attended with husband Nick Jonas. On that occasion, she paired them with a vintage Versace Fall 2003 couture vest top and skirt from the designer consignment store Herpium. The versatility of these sandals, initially even sparking comparisons to Giuseppe Zanotti’s “Intriigo” due to their vamp strap, proves their enduring appeal and the meticulous design that sets The Row apart.

Established in 2005 by the visionary duo Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen, The Row has consistently championed high-quality fabrics, precise tailoring, and an unwavering focus on timeless aesthetics. Their designs have become a staple for celebrities and fashion insiders alike, cementing their status as a go-to for sophisticated, understated pieces. The Olsens’ influence on modern luxury was further recognized when they were named CFDA Womenswear Designers of the Year in 2012.