Akanksha Choudhary is locked in the house but her wardrobe is anything but caged.
She's winning hearts on Lock Upp 2 with her fearless attitude, quick comebacks and zero-filter personality.
Off-screen, Akanksha serves the same unapologetic energy through her wardrobe, switching between glam, edgy and cool without missing a beat.
Here's a look at seven outfits that match her baddie vibe.
IMAGE: Why wear just florals when you can wear metallic florals? Akanksha’s shimmering one-shoulder co-ord catches the light from every angle while the oversized blooms make it feel glam and futuristic. Main character energy? Absolutely. All photographs: Kind courtesy Akanksha Choudhary/Instagram

IMAGE: Her yellow floral bikini top teamed with a breezy maxi skirt is exactly what vacation mood boards are made of. Throw on chunky gold jewellery and you're ready to own every beach club and sunset photo dump.

IMAGE: Akanksha’s black mini layered under a dramatic white jacket is the fashion equivalent of saying, ‘Don't underestimate me.’ Add logo stockings, pointed boots, and just the right amount of attitude and you've got a runway-worthy power move.

IMAGE: This lime-green printed kurti is proof that everyday ethnic dressing doesn't have to be boring. The silhouette keeps it fun while the fresh floral print makes it perfect for a no-fuss festive day.

IMAGE: Akanksha’s textured tube top with matching shorts is the kind of co-ord you'll keep reaching for on every holiday. Easy, breezy and just the right amount of flirty, it's made for beach walks and coconut water breaks.

IMAGE: This liquid-metallic co-ord isn't here to blend in. The ruched halter top and matching mini skirt bring all the drama while the glossy finish guarantees you'll be the brightest person in every room.

IMAGE: Leather trousers, a lace bustier and an oversized leather coat? That's a masterclass in serving attitude without saying a word. Add sleek sunglasses and chunky rings and you've got a look that refuses to play it safe.
Photographs curated by Manisha Kotian/Rediff

