Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas showed off their elegant couple style during their latest outing.

Last night, the two attended the second annual South Asian Excellence at the Oscars celebration in Los Angeles. The Quantico star looked very glam in an all-white ensemble composed of a cropped ivory mesh corset with sparkling silver panels and a flowing mesh maxi skirt with a mermaid silhouette and intricate floral embroidery. She capped the look off with a cropped coat covered in white wispy boa feathers and a matching mini handbag. To further accessorise, she wore emerald drop earrings.

Jonas also opted for a monochromatic outfit, looking ~suave~ in a navy blue suit. He paired it with black dress shoes and additionally wore a vintage pin in white gold curated by Maor.

The duo embarked on another stylish date night during Paris Fashion Week, when they sat front row at Valentino’s fall/winter 2023 show.

Then, Chopra wore Valentino’s signature shade of hot pink from head to toe. Composed of a breezy shirt dress and matching tights, the entire outfit was emblazoned with the brand’s logo. She capped off the look with matching hot pink pumps, a hot pink leather mini handbag, and jewellery from Bulgari.

Meanwhile, Jonas wore an all-black version of Chopra’s outfit. He stepped out in a silky black-and-grey suit, also bearing the Valentino print, plus a black dress shirt and a matching sleek scarf. To tie the look together, he added black dress shoes and a silver watch.

A ranking of the very best hair straighteners - according to our Beauty Editors

Best party dresses to shop in the UK right now

11 products you'd be mad to miss from the Net A Porter beauty sale

A stun grenade that could injure someone if mishandled is missing in a suburban street four days after a fatal siege in north Queensland.Police realised they had lost the device after an audit of specialist police gear used in a nearly 10-hour siege that ended with the discovery of an armed man's body in the Townsville suburb of Kirwan on Monday.

A Pakistani high court has ordered police to postpone an operation to arrest Imran Khan for another day, defusing a surge in violence that saw supporters of the former prime minister fighting pitch battles with security forces.Khan's aide Fawad Chaudhry said the Lahore high court had extended an order to halt the police operation until Friday.

A Queensland man whose meth-impaired driving left a young woman with severe injuries has been jailed for up to nine years for traffic, drugs and weapons offences.Damon Neville Vesey-Brown, 48, of Noosa, faced Brisbane Supreme Court via videolink on Thursday on a range of charges including dangerous operation of a vehicle causing grievous bodily harm whilst adversely affected by an intoxicating substance.

Queensland has passed controversial youth justice laws in response to a number of high-profile crimes after three days of fiery debate in state parliament.The changes make it a crime for a child to breach their bail conditions, fit GPS trackers on children as young as 15 and allow courts to declare certain youths serious repeat offenders.

A man has died after being retrieved from the water unconscious at a popular Fremantle beach in Western Australia.The 66-year-old was brought to the shore at South Beach about 10.

Coach Andrew Webster admits he is excited to watch two Queensland Cup products do battle when his Warriors clash with North Queensland on Saturday.Rookies Taine Tuaupiki and Tom Chester have been named at fullback for their respective sides, with the Warriors young gun set for his NRL debut and Chester a maiden starting berth.

Injury-hit Melbourne have lost star defender Steven May for their AFL season opener against the Western Bulldogs as a host of clubs prepare to unveil fresh faces in round one.Two of last year's top three draft picks will make their debut, with young guns Will Ashcroft and Harry Sheezel confirmed to line up for Brisbane and North Melbourne respectively.

Former Sydney Symphony Orchestra principal horn player Benjamin Lawrence Jacks has been found not guilty by a jury of sexual assault.The 47-year-old was accused of digitally penetrating a sleeping woman, who cannot be named.

Eleven weeks into his third stint as Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu has yet to be received at the White House, signalling apparent US unhappiness over his right-wing government's policies.Most new Israeli leaders had visited the United States or met the president by this point in their premierships, according to a Reuters review of official visits going back to the late 1970s.

In the early morning dark, Blake Johnston paddled out at Sydney's Cronulla beach for the longest surf session he, or anybody else, has ever attempted.He's hoping to break the world record to raise money for youth mental health initiatives, an issue he holds close to his heart.

The young woman detailed her hate for the popular city, which didn't go down well online. Find out more.

Sri Lanka are convinced they can take 20 New Zealand wickets in the second Test starting in Wellington on Friday to tie the series despite losing the motivation of the World Test Championship.Sri Lanka's hopes of reaching the WTC final were ended in the series-opener in Christchurch, where they lost by two wickets in a cliffhanger decided on the last ball.

Myer will close its department store in Brisbane's Queen Street Mall after more than three decades in its flagship Queensland premises.The retail giant says it will vacate its five-floor store in The Myer Centre days after posting a half-yearly 24 per cent jump in first-year sales.

On a food run for his daughter's 11th birthday party, Gregory Michael Scanlan reached speeds in excess of 150km/h on a Brisbane suburban street.He already had an "appalling" traffic history with almost 50 speeding convictions.

An eagle twice the size of a modern-day species, with a three-metre wingspan and talons large enough to grab a kangaroo, has been confirmed as Australia's largest-ever bird of prey.Closely related to the old-world vultures of Africa and Asia and the critically endangered Philippine eagle, it is now known to be the top avian predator in the late Pleistocene period.

A man jailed for manslaughter following the death of a seven-year-old boy in a tree-felling accident has failed in a bid to have his sentence reduced.Joshua George Hector Clark is serving four years and nine months behind bars over the incident in rural Tasmania in August 2015.

A man has been ordered to repay more than $110,000 and complete 240 hours of community work after being caught defrauding Victoria's workers' compensation scheme.Robert Rentsch, 67, pleaded guilty to one charge of fraudulently obtaining payments in the Warrnambool Magistrates Court on Thursday, following an investigation by WorkSafe Victoria.

Former Queensland transport minister Vaughan Johnson has been remembered as a mate to all who had a "bone-crushing" handshake and was a "true champion of the west".Mr Johnson, who died in January at 75, was remembered for his 25 years of service during a condolence motion in state parliament on Thursday.

Western Australia's government will retain control over who sits on the Perth casino regulatory body despite concerns voiced by a royal commission.The McGowan government on Thursday released its formal response to the inquiry, supporting 49 of the recommendations and backing a further eight in principle.

Arthur "Arty" Foulkes is one of a rare few to feature in the National Gallery of Victoria's Top Arts show two years running.Ahead of the opening on Thursday, the artist told AAP he's feeling proud, but more important than any personal achievement is what the show says to its audience.