Fashion royalty Sonam Kapoor on how becoming a mother changed her style

"In a special interview with India Today, Sonam Kapoor discusses how becoming pregnant changed her connection with clothing and the need for us to reexamine our cultural norms in order to choose more sustainably. In summary, Sonam Kapoor discusses how her pregnancy has changed how she dresses. According to the actress, celebrities and the film industry should support upcoming designers. Sonam thinks that our Indian culture naturally encourages sustainability. Since making her acting debut in ""Saawariya"" (2007), Sonam Kapoor has established herself as a major player in the fashion world. She is one of the most fashionable actresses in the Indian cinema business because of her daring and daring attitude to fashion (one with a distinctive style). Her distinctive sense of style stems from her natural ability to wear neo-traditional ensembles with ease. It makes sense that the actress has created a great deal of remarkable fashion moments that successfully combine modern appeal with Indian sensitivities. Her ever-evolving style is evident in everything she does, from her latest pink blazer ensemble paired with traditional jewels for the Dior Mumbai show to her groundbreaking portrayal of Indian fashion on foreign red carpets (yes, even Cannes). Her unusual take on sarees has also contributed significantly to her renown as a fashionista. She began wearing denim and pant sarees several years ago, and the trend has continued to this day.

She displayed it a few weeks ago while she was walking the ramp during the Blenders Pride Fashion NXT event in Gurugram, for designer Rimzim Dadu. For Rimzim, Sonam is an untouchable ""fashion royalty."" Sonam, a new mother, easily displayed the structured drape, which was crafted in the designer's distinctive metallic molten cord work. It was reminiscent of the headline-making blue-and-black saree by Rimzim that Sonam had worn during the 2016 Cannes Film Festival. She wasn't married or a mother back then. The fashionable mother on the street. India Today questioned Sonam before the show about how having a child affected her connection with fashion. The actress from ""Neerja"" said this: ""I think that after I gave birth to Vayu, my 1-year-old son, I was at a size that I had never been in my life and I realized that I had to accept my new body and its curves. In order to take care of myself, lose weight, and prioritize my child and myself, I wanted to go slow. I therefore took my time losing the weight rather than trying to drop it all at once. I also discovered that I could really love my body more and be a little less hard on myself during that process. "