Suhana Khan proved that repeating bags is the new cool by carrying her mother Gauri Khan’s expensive Goyard bag : Bollywood News

Several mother-daughter pairs in the Bollywood industry are evidence that fashion is a game that knows no age restrictions. B-town is home to fashionable mother-daughter teams that enjoy dressing up together in addition to outstanding actors. Suhana and Gauri Khan are an example of a chic duo. Suhana Khan and Gauri are content to arrange vacations to every corner of the globe together because they don’t require anyone else’s company. Perhaps our closest pals are our mothers after all. In addition to their shared love of travel, Suhana Khan and her entrepreneur mother Gauri Khan also share a passion for fashion. Not only matching clothes, but also dressing in the same attire as your loved ones, is so outdated. Gauri Khan and Suhana both adore handbags. The mother-daughter team has a taste for opulent things, and purses are no exception to this rule.

Suhana Khan proved that repeating bags is the new cool by carrying her mother Gauri Khan’s expensive Goyard bag

Thursday’s IPL match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Royal Challengers Bangalore was attended by Shah Rukh Khan, who also happens to be a co-owner of the team. The actor’s daughter Suhana Khan, who is friends with Shanaya Kapoor, daughter of actor Sanjay Kapoor, was also with the superstar. We were drawn to Suhana’s Khan Goyard bag since Gauri Khan carried a bag quite similar to it a few years back. Her bag has Goyard chevron pattern and is worth Rs.3 Lakh. It appears that the bag is really worth repeating. It’s good to watch one of the wealthiest families in the film industry indulge in utilising their expensive purchases over an extended period of time.

Meanwhile, on the work front, Suhana Khan is gearing up for her acting debut with Zoya Akhtar helmed The Archies. This musical will also mark the acting debut of Agastya Nanda and Khushi Kapoor.

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