Priyanka Chopra Stuns in a Red-Hot Corset Dress at the "Citadel" Premiere

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas were among dozens of celebrity guests at the "Citadel" premiere in London on April 18. A little over a week after celebrating their daughter Malti Marie's first Easter, the couple stepped onto the red carpet in coordinating satin outfits. Going for a bold pop of color, Chopra wore a rose-red off-the-shoulder dress with corset boning from Vivienne Westwood's Made-to-Order collection. The artfully draped neckline provided the perfect balance for the structured bodice. As they stepped up to their marks to pose for the cameras, Jonas extended a hand to help Chopra, whose flowing skirt was so voluminous that it hid her shoes from view.

The vibrant color of Chopra's dress also made every inch of the floor-length evening gown shine against the blue-and-gray backdrop. She styled the outfit with a "clean-girl" manicure, a velvety red lip, and a diamond-and-ruby statement ring. Jonas complemented his wife's look in an all-black ensemble, including a black turtleneck sweater, matching trousers, and a blazer with satin lapels. He paired the outfit with lugged loafers and a silver wristwatch.

Following the premiere, Jonas shared a compilation of clips showcasing Chopra's gown on the red carpet. The hilarious Instagram montage was set to snippets of the Jonas Brothers' "Burnin' Up," specifically the lyrics where the brothers sing "red dress" — a fitting lyric 15 years later!

The couple's stunning red-carpet moment comes two weeks after Chopra wowed in an upcycled sari at the NMACC Gala in Mumbai, India. She also shared a special mother-daughter moment at a flower-filled temple with 1-year-old Malti, who tagged along for her first trip to India. On the same trip, Chopra wore a nude Elie Saab dress, and later, while attending a special "Citadel" screening in India on April 3, Chopra kept the lustrous theme going in a form-fitting gold maxi dress with a plunging V-neckline and structured shoulders.

See Chopra's red-hot evening gown from all angles ahead.