Fashion isn’t just limited for the size zero models, we recently styled real women with different fashion worries and gave them a make-over. This shoot was styled for iDiva, a Times of India supplement.
The photographs were clicked by Sequira; Makeup: Dilshad Ukaji; Hair: Promod Pawar, Blow Hair
The photographs were clicked by Sequira; Makeup: Dilshad Ukaji; Hair: Promod Pawar, Blow Hair
Faye Monteiro, 22, journalist
(Right)T-shirt, Mango; Skirt, Mango; Bolero, Coco; Necklace, Aldo; Clutch & shoes, Aldo
Faye’s fashion worry: I am simple and straight-forward when it comes to clothing.
I am very thin and tall for most things, so I don't experiment with ensembles.
We suggested: A puffy skirt with a t-shirt and bolero adds the right volume to her thin frame. With a body like that, Faye can actually experiment with new trends and fashion fads instead of sticking to a certain set of looks. We tried to bring that out in her.
Shamisksha Bhole, 23, assistant sales manager
(Right) Tunic, Mango; Leggings, model’s own; Jackect, Mango; Necklace, Curio Cottage; Cuff, Curio Cottage; Clutch, Vitamin K & Taxxi; Shoes, Nine WestShamiksha’s fashion worry: I never experiment with western wear as I’m
on the heavier side. I stick to a kurta and leggings or a formal shirt with pants.
We suggested: Since her upper body is small and the problem area is her hips and thighs, we gave her an A-line tunic instead of a kurta which adds a fresh and you
ng appeal to replace her otherwise monotonous kurta. The jacket balances her upper and lower body.
SOUMI DAS, 24, media person
Dress, Karma Cola; Earrings, Curio Cottage; Cuff, Curio Cottage; Clutch, Aldo; Shoes, Nine West
Soumi’s fashion worry: I generally stick to basic colours and feel black and brown give me a slimming effect. Also I feel bright colours don’t suit dusky skin tone.
We suggested: A multi-hued scarf dress not only conceals her problem area -- the midriff -- but also adds shape to her under bust. Soumi loves to party, so this dress is ideal for her, given the mood of the season.
DEEPA SHARMA, 27, homemaker
Dress, Coco; Jacket, Promod; Necklace, Curio Cottage; Bag, Aldo; Shoes, stylist’s own
Deepa’s fashion worry: “I completely stopped wearing western wear after I became a mother of two. I felt my body was out-of-shape to carry off western clothing.”
We suggested: Deepa has an hour glass figure like most Indian women. We gave her a dress that would highlight her curves. The long jacket not only broke the monotony of red, but also made her comfortable since she was wearing a dress after many years.







