Priyanka Chopra always slays with her fashion choices no matter what the place is- from airport to casual to the met gala look, her fashion game is always on point.

Priyanka Chopra always slays with her fashion choices no matter what the place is- from airport to casual to the met gala look, her fashion game is always on point. And while she looks effortlessly stylish in all her outfits, the actress recently opened up about the two most uncomfortable outfits she has ever worn. Priyanka opened about her most uncomfortable dresses and what she was actually going through, while she was clad in those beautiful outfits. Looking back at some of the most outrageous looks from 2019 Met Gala View this post on Instagram Picture this... I just turned 18 and won Miss World!! When I finally reunited with my parents among all the chaos on stage, the first thing my mom said to me was “babe, what’s going to happen with your studies?” #IndianMom #20in2020 A post shared by Priyanka Chopra Jonas (@priyankachopra) on Oct 26, 2020 at 12:23pm PDT × Priyanka recalled her winning moment at Miss World pageant and how her winning outfit was very uncomfortable and she had even suffered a wardrobe malfunction of sorts. "The year 2000 and I won Miss World, my dress was taped on to me. By the time I won at the end I was sweating so much 'cause it was so stressful that the entire tape came off," Chopra said. Priyanka Chopra-Nick Jonas, George-Amal Clooney: Star Couples who have huge age gaps "The whole time while I was doing my walk or whatever when I won, I kept my hands like this in a namaste, which people thought was a namaste but actually was holding my dress up. So uncomfortable!" she adds. 'The Sky Is Pink ' actress recently celebrated 20 years of her historic Miss World Pageant win in 2000. View this post on Instagram 20 ans de la cela, ce mois, #PriyankaChopra celèbre sa victoire d'avoir remportée Miss World 2000. • • • • • • • • #MissWorld A post shared by Glamour TV show Haiti (@glamourtvshow) on Nov 6, 2020 at 3:13am PST × On Wednesday, Priyanka took to her Facebook page to walk down the memory lane and recalled her entry to the "magical world". She use the hashtag #20in2020. Priyanka Chopra: A capsule of her Hollywood projects Remember Chopra's famous Met Gala look in 2018, when the actress made headlines in a stunning blood-red velvet gown with a gold hood? That Ralph Lauren beautiful outfit happens to be the second most uncomfortable thing Priyanka has ever worn. View this post on Instagram Bollywood queen @priyankachopra makes major statement with her velvet gown by Raph Lauren with gold headdress. #metgala #Fashion #metgala2018 #Celebrityfashion #celebritystyle #beauty #celeblooks #Lifestyle #RedCarpetfashion #Redcarpet #Style #KOKO #KOKOfashion #Beauty #Photography #Makeup #fashionblogger #MetGalamoment #Bollywood #Bollywoodstyle #PriyankaChopra #Priyankametgala #Indianfashion #Indianstyle A post shared by KOKO TV Nigeria (@kokotv_nigeria) on May 8, 2018 at 11:00am PDT × Priyanka recalled that she faced trouble in breathing but was still gave her best on the red carpet. By talking about the dress, Priyanka said, "My second Met Gala outfit was this blood-red Ralph Lauren beautiful outfit with the gold hood. But the corset under that thing- I couldn't breathe. I felt like it reshaped my ribs. So hard to sit during dinner and I obviously couldn't eat too much during that night." Priyanka who is back from Germany after completing her 'Matrix 4' scheduled, recently celebrated Karwa Chauth with husband Nick Jonas at their home in Los Angeles.

Priyanka Chopra shares the back story of the two most troubled outfits she has ever worn

<p>When Thai medical student Badeephak Kaosala dares to leave his rented apartment in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, he puts on a mask, gloves, a hat and layers of clothing to try to avoid infection with the coronavirus that has the city on lockdown.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/indians-trapped-plead-government-with-folded-hands-for-evacuating-them-from-wuhan-276854">Indian students plead Government with folded hands to evacuate them from Wuhan</a></p>

<p>"Anywhere you go, you are always self-conscious of touching someone or you always have to keep in mind that you have to keep a distance from the person you're walking next to when he sneezes when he coughs, even when he breathes," said the 23-year-old student at Wuhan's Tongji Medical College.</p>

<p>Lately, he has had trouble finding basic supplies such as milk and eggs in the city of 11 million since it became the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak that has killed 81 and infected 2,740 people in China.</p>

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<p>"There's a shortage. Everyone wants to stock up, but it is already too late," Badeephak told Reuters via Skype.</p>

<p>"There are no vehicles on the road except private vehicles, which I only see going to pharmacies and hospitals," he added.</p>

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An empty road is seen in Wuhan in China's central Hubei province on January 27, 2020, amid a deadly virus outbreak which began in the city.| AFP</h6>

<p>Badeephak wants to go home to Thailand, he has little choice but to wait.</p>

<p>The Thai government has put a military plane on standby for a possible evacuation of its citizens, but Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said on Monday they do not yet have Beijing's permission for the airlift.</p>

<p>Most commercial flights out of Wuhan were halted last week to try to contain the virus.</p>

<p>"At the moment the Chinese authorities have said the situation is still under control, so we have prepared a plan. ... Once it's time we will seek permission to fly in," Prayuth said.</p>

<p>Thailand's Foreign Ministry says there are 64 Thais in Wuhan. Badeephak said the Thai Embassy told him there were 118 Thais in all of Hubei province, of which Wuhan is the capital.</p>

<p>The Thai government has faced criticism both at home and abroad over its handling of the illness, with many taking to social media to accuse the government of not doing enough.</p>

<p>Thailand has reported eight cases of coronavirus, including seven Chinese tourists from Wuhan and a Thai woman who visited there.</p>

<p>Prayuth said on Monday most Thais in Wuhan wanted to stay.</p>

<p>&nbsp; &nbsp; But Badeephak said: "I am pretty sure that more than 70-80 per cent&nbsp;(of Thais)... want to go back home because everyone of us here knows that staying here is not safe."</p>

<p>"How I am doing right now is not good," he said. "The town has become a ghost town."</p>


When Thai medical student Badeephak Kaosala dares to leave his rented apartment in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, he puts on a mask, gloves, a hat and layers of clothing to try to avoid infection with the coronavirus that has the city on lockdown.

When Thai medical student Badeephak Kaosala dares to leave his rented apartment in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, he puts on a mask, gloves, a hat and layers of clothing to try to avoid infection with the coronavirus that has the city on lockdown. Also read: Indian students plead Government with folded hands to evacuate them from Wuhan "Anywhere you go, you are always self-conscious of touching someone or you always have to keep in mind that you have to keep a distance from the person you're walking next to when he sneezes when he coughs, even when he breathes," said the 23-year-old student at Wuhan's Tongji Medical College. Lately, he has had trouble finding basic supplies such as milk and eggs in the city of 11 million since it became the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak that has killed 81 and infected 2,740 people in China. × "There's a shortage. Everyone wants to stock up, but it is already too late," Badeephak told Reuters via Skype. "There are no vehicles on the road except private vehicles, which I only see going to pharmacies and hospitals," he added. An empty road is seen in Wuhan in China's central Hubei province on January 27, 2020, amid a deadly virus outbreak which began in the city.| AFP Badeephak wants to go home to Thailand, he has little choice but to wait. The Thai government has put a military plane on standby for a possible evacuation of its citizens, but Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said on Monday they do not yet have Beijing's permission for the airlift. Most commercial flights out of Wuhan were halted last week to try to contain the virus. "At the moment the Chinese authorities have said the situation is still under control, so we have prepared a plan. ... Once it's time we will seek permission to fly in," Prayuth said. Thailand's Foreign Ministry says there are 64 Thais in Wuhan. Badeephak said the Thai Embassy told him there were 118 Thais in all of Hubei province, of which Wuhan is the capital. The Thai government has faced criticism both at home and abroad over its handling of the illness, with many taking to social media to accuse the government of not doing enough. Thailand has reported eight cases of coronavirus, including seven Chinese tourists from Wuhan and a Thai woman who visited there. Prayuth said on Monday most Thais in Wuhan wanted to stay. But Badeephak said: "I am pretty sure that more than 70-80 per cent (of Thais)... want to go back home because everyone of us here knows that staying here is not safe." "How I am doing right now is not good," he said. "The town has become a ghost town."

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