Bollywood lacks good styling says Lisa Haydon

Bollywood lacks good styling says Lisa Haydon
Wednesday, November 20, 2013 13:13 IST
Model-turned-actress Lisa Haydon quips in a chirpy tone, "I like to do diverse things. I have television, films and modelling to keep me busy." In an interview with CS, she shares her opinion on films, fashion, beauty, and more

The strut story
I wanted to be a yoga teacher at the age of 18. I was also studying psychology when a friend suggested that I take up modelling as it will help me pay my bills. So, I took off with an assignment in Australia, I remember it was for a cream for stretch marks.

Soon, I decided to come to India. Here, I was flooded with offers from the best brands. I also did several fashion shows in Delhi and Mumbai which established my career as a model. I enjoy the energy and the backstage tension during a fashion show, it's thrilling. Today, most of my friends are from the fashion industry. But the one person who I consider my mentor, guide and teacher is designer Tarun Tahiliani.

Glowing terms
Beauty comes from within. If on a day, I am emotionally disturbed, it eventually spoils my day and I end up looking all messed up. So, the key to looking good is to always be happy by not thinking about what the future holds for you but living for the present. Besides that, if one takes control of himself/herself by eating right, sleeping for 7-8 hours and regularly working out, it will naturally show on the face.


Fashion Frenzy
I admire Kate Hudson, she is stylish, classy and effortless. She has the ability to make even a sophisticated suit look casual. My personal style is more on the lines of bohemian. Style for me should be expressive and not intimidating. It is very important to dress where your personality is highlighted and not the brand or label you're wearing. As far as Bollywood is concerned, they are getting fashion-conscious but it still needs good styling.

Going filmy
The films that have released and the ones that will release soon have many memories attached to it, some people I know I will never work with again, come what may. It's all part of the learning curve. But there are those who make you push harder and give your best shot. The film industry is huge and people here are professional. For me, it's not just the routine of going on the sets, giving my shot, interacting with the team and leaving for the day. When I am offered a film, I like to know what I will learn from the experience.
Rajkummar Rao's Fierce Gangster Avatar in Maalik Hits Cinemas on this date!

After an overwhelming response to their intense poster, Tips Films and Northern Lights Films have finally

Tuesday, February 18, 2025
From Zakir to Bassi to Munawar: JioHotstar Unveils 20 Original Shows, Showcasing Your Favorite Creators Like Never Before!

JioHotstar is set to redefine India’s entertainment landscape, introducing ‘Sparks’, a flagship creator-driven

Tuesday, February 18, 2025
What Happens When Parents Go 'Modern? Kaushaljis vs Kaushal Trailer Unveils a Hilarious Generational Face-Off!

What happens when the generation gap takes an unexpected and hilarious turn? The much-anticipated

Tuesday, February 18, 2025
Grazia India's February cover star, Veer Pahariya, talks about his Bollywood debut, pushing boundaries, and cutting out the noise!

Grazia India's February issue turns the spotlight on Veer Pahariya, who made his big Bollywood debut

Tuesday, February 18, 2025
Seerat Kapoor's Regal Charm: A Perfect Fusion of Tradition, Luxury, and Modern Sophistication!

Tollywood and Bollywood diva, timeless grace and fashion icon Seerat Kapoor steals the show as

Tuesday, February 18, 2025
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT