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their fresh World Cup winners Harmanpreet Kaur, Shafali Verma, Deepti Sharma and Pratika Rawal arrive on the Vogue India set with the same clarity they bring to the field. Vogue shared the cover on Instagram at midnight, celebrating the team that changed the Indian game.
The mood on the set, as described by Vogue, was light and bright, with all four players in looks styled by Divya Balakrishnan and photographed by Jackie Nayak.
In the comments, many fans said the players “look incredible” and that it was “time that Vogue featured them.” One user wrote, “The stylist did a great job.” Another wrote: “These are the divas we deserve.”
Many people left comments calling the shoot “powerful,” “worthy” and “a proud moment.” Others highlighted how “women’s cricket is finally coming into the spotlight” and praised the style.
Shafali, Harmanpreet, Vibhag and Pratika: Breakdown of the looks
Shafali Verma wore Ito sweatshirt and La Frangia shorts by Rosani. Her accessories included Viti Mittal crest rings and she completed her look with Jeetinder Sandhu leopard-print leather sneakers.
Harmanpreet Kaur wore a neon green draped gown by Gaurav Gupta. Her jewelry included link earrings from Noya and a spiral ring from E3k. She paired the gown with Jimmy Choo’s Verity 100 embellished leather sandals.
Deepti Sharma wore Neo Blazer and Neo Pant by Line Outline. Her look included Alassa’s silver spiral earcuffs, keeping the style in line with the structured, clean silhouette she chose.
Pratika Rawal wore a paneled midi dress with a curved bustier and hand-embroidered flowers designed by Gauri & Nainika. She wore a ring from Rejuvenate Jewels and completed the look with square-toe BV Line sandals from Bottega Veneta.
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What did Indian women cricket stars say?
In the Vogue feature, the players talk about the whirlwind of their win, the celebrations that followed and the sudden change in a venue that often felt inaccessible to women cricketers in previous generations. This shoot was at the center of a moment that merged sports’ biggest cultural change with a fashion statement framed through completely clear, documentary credits.
Vogue India also shared more posts from the shoot, highlighting the four athletes in setups that were styled and manufactured by in-house teams, putting the focus on the designers and athletes carrying their off-field presence with ease.
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FAQ:
Which designer dressed the players for Vogue cover?
Rosani, Gaurav Gupta, Line Outline and Gauri & Nainika.
Who styled the Vogue India shoot?
The look was styled by Divya Balakrishnan.
Who took the cover photo?
Jackie Nayak took the photographs.
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