“She just has this thing,” says stylist Law Roach of the allure of his friend PriyankaChopra, who is enjoying her latest chapter: motherhood.
image lensed by Zoë Ghertner captures Priyanka, glowing in fiery-red Ferragamo by designer of the moment Maximilian Davis, with her daughter, Malti. “It’s art,” enthuses Roach, who hopes the Bollywood star will have it blown-up and framed to hang in the Los Angeles home she shares with her husband, Nick Jonas. Of working with his youngest client to date? “[Malti] was ready to perform! She was so quiet, but when prompted to do anything she just smiled,” adds the still smitten Law.
The secret ingredient? Chopra’s wild hair – “her greatest accessory” – which lent a certain untamed nature to the pictures. “There’s such a subtlety to it,” reflects Roach of the pale yellow cover shot, in which Chopra – all smouldering make-up and bed-head
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