Priyanka Chopra is Hollywood's 'Breakthrough Style Star'

Priyanka Chopra, who is the most generously compensated performing artist in India, will be regarded at the second yearly InStyle Grants in October.

Priyanka now joins InStyle's different honorees including Hollywood star Nicole Kidman and fashioner Tom Passage, read an announcement.

The InStyle Grants respects performing artists, on-screen characters and artistes whose style characterizes celebrity main street, and also the business' top picture producers.

Facilitated by the magazine's Supervisor in-Boss Laura Cocoa, the personal supper will happen for the second year at the Getty Center in Los Angeles.

Priyanka is being regarded with Leap forward Style Star grant.

InStyle will profile the champs inside its yearly Hollywood's 50 Best Dressed rundown (November issue), which spotlights the harmonious relationship between the runway and celebrity main street.

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