Bhumi Pednekar’s Korean Drama-Inspired Co-ord Set Is What Dreams Are Made Of

Bhumi Pednekar is back with yet another head-turning look, and this time, she’s giving us major K-drama vibes! With her upcoming project The Royals creating a buzz, Bhumi seems to be enjoying a sartorial experiment or two and this elegant lacy co-ord set is proof that she’s winning the style game.

Bhumi’s outfit, dipped in a serene pearl white, is straight out of a K-fashion mood board. Crafted in delicate lace, the co-ord features a corset-style top with a modern twist. Full sleeves, subtle floral embroidery, padded shoulders, and a dainty hook closure everything about the top speaks refined charm. The translucent design gets an added edge with a cropped white underlayer, making it look like a structured mini blazer. It’s chic, feminine, and oh-so-Korean!

To match the dreamy vibe, Bhumi picked a lace skirt in the same fabric and floral detailing. The midi length sits just below the knee, and the sheer finish complements the jacket perfectly. It's a flawless blend of romantic and trendy exactly the kind of look you’d expect from a K-drama lead stepping into a pivotal moment.

And while she kept the palette neutral, Bhumi added a hint of pastel with mint green heels from Aquazzura. The floral strappy stilettos, priced at a cool ₹1.23 lakh, brought a soft splash of color without overpowering the outfit. Want to recreate the vibe? Try pairing the ensemble with glossy black platform loafers or gold-chained chunky shoes to channel Seoul street style.

When it comes to accessories, less was more. Bhumi chose to let her outfit shine by wearing just a couple of rings and delicate pearl earrings. No necklace, no distractions just pure understated elegance.

Her beauty look tied everything together like the last scene of a perfect drama. Bhumi wore her hair in relaxed waves and opted for a nude, dewy makeup base. Soft blush, a touch of highlighter, fluttery lashes, and glossy pink lips rounded off the look, enhancing her natural glow.

With this ensemble, Bhumi Pednekar didn’t just wear an outfit she told a story. One that was fresh, feminine, and fabulously K-inspired.