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Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan are all decked up for a date night with class written all over them

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Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan are in Switzerland right now to ring in the New Year. They are in Gstaad, the upscale resort town, which is the couple's favourite vacation spot. We saw extremely cute pics of Taimur dressed up like a baby Eskimo as he enjoys sleigh rides and outings in the snow-clad Alpine landscape. Now, a picture of Kareena and Saif has come in social media where it looks like they are all dressed for a date night. Kareena is wearing black stockings, boots, a black turtleneck top teamed with an olive coloured trench coat with fur lining. Saif Ali Khan is dressed in grey trousers, a black coat with a checked blue shirt and tie. A pocket square finishes off his look. No one carries off a tuxedo as nicely as Saif and this picture reconfirms it. We know that Kareena and Saif never travel light as the actor himself said. Check out these pics...

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Taimur is all bundled up and refuses to smile for the camera yet again while mama Kareena Kapoor Khan oozes swag

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Kareena has worn minimum makeup with just a brown lipstick and some bronzer. We also love the satchel bag that she is carrying with her. This time the couple have company in the form of Adar and Natasha Poonawalla of Serum Institute of India. The couple are also there with their kids, Cyrus and Darius. We know that Saif and Kareena's favourite hotel is the Gstaad Palace. The hotel offers stunning views of the landscape and is uber luxurious. Taimur also visited Gstaad last year and his pic on a sleigh went viral. From the Maldives to London, South Africa and back to Switzerland, he is living a royal life. Stay tuned to BL for more updates!

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