The lady is a vamp! Freida Pinto unleashes her inner rock chick during Milan fashion week
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She rarely puts a fashion foot wrong and is usually seen in pretty and girly attire.
But on Friday, Freido Pinto decided to go over to the dark side.
The 28-year-old ignored her usual ladylike dress sense, and instead opted for a rock chick vibe for the Salvatore Ferragamo store opening in Milan on Friday.
Change from the usual: Freida left her usual girly image behind and instead opted for a rock chick look
Wearing a black mini-dress, the Slumdog Millionaire actress made sure she was still on-trend with a high-neck.
With a skinny belt slung over her hips, she paired the look with some black pointed stilettos and a gold box clutch.
And she made sure she didn't forget the one thing a rock chick wouldn't be seen without - a pair of bright lips and smokey eyes.
Dressed to match: Freida cosies up to Salvatore Ferragamo's creative director, Massimiliano Giornetti
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Also in attendance for the store opening was Salvatore Ferragamo's Creative Director, Massimiliano Giornetti, who posed with a host of celebrities.
Clint Eastwood's daughter and star of reality TV show Mrs Eastwood & Company, Francesca Eastwood, fashion designer Marta Marzotto and Czech model Karolina Kurkova turned up to support the brand.
Salvatore Ferragamo's son, and the current president of the company, Ferrucio, was also in attendance.
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Good things come in threes: Massimiliano poses with Freida, left, and Czech model Karolina Kurkova, right
Salvatore died in 1960, but his shoe designing legacy still lives on.
The Ferragamo family still own the company, however, there is a rule that only three family members can work for the shoe company at any one time, sparking fierce competition.
Salvatore was the inventor of the 'cage heel', whilst his eldest daughter Fiamma designed the Vara pumps.
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