1. Behind the Scenes, what really happens before a Fashion Week or pageant Grand Finale?
The backstage experience for a pageant contestant is a multifaceted journey that extends far beyond the final show. It involves intense training sessions focused on key skills like public speaking and personal branding. While both pageants and fashion shows share elements like rehearsals, makeup, fittings, last-minute adjustments, and line-ups, pageants include a unique and critical component: the pre-show judging. This serious and often-unseen part of the competition takes place before the finale and involves private interviews where judges assess each contestant’s communication skills, intelligence, personality, and advocacy.
2. sustainability in fashion: is India ready for the change ?
India is not just ready for the change toward sustainable fashion; it is actively undergoing the process. Known for its rich culture and diverse traditions, the country’s deep-rooted heritage in handlooms and natural textiles provides a powerful foundation for a vibrant and sustainable fashion ecosystem.
3. What’s your experience after being one of the winner of Mission Dreams Mrs India ?
Winning at Mission Dreams was a truly life-changing experience. It catapulted my career, opening up incredible opportunities in the fashion and film industries. The name, fame, and sheer joy of pursuing my dreams were exhilarating. Beyond my own journey, it was a profound honor to have the platform to influence and inspire others.
4. From Audition to get crowned, share the only 3 most powerful words.
My three key strengths in winning the pageant were confidence, communication, and stage presence.
5. Quick tips : How to build Confidence like a Model ?
Confidence is a skill, and like any skill, it improves with practice. A model’s confidence is built gradually by practicing in front of a mirror, stepping out of your comfort zone, making professional contacts, and, most importantly, taking care of your body and mind. A quote I live by is: “Learn as if you were to live forever. Perform as if you were to die tomorrow.”
