Photographs: Style-O-Wot
"My name is Sapna Bhavnani and I have been working in the fashion/beauty industry for the last 14 years. And to be honest I find it the shallowest industry of them all."
Intrigued yet?
Hiphop girl, bratty girl, librarian girl, boho girl -- stylist and writer Sapna says she's gone through all these phases and more before reaching the 'myself' stage in her life.
In her rather edgy little book called Style-o-Wot, she shares her views on fashion and some innovative style tips with her readers. How, for instance, you can make the most of your granny's wardrobe or design a 'designer' bag -- it's all here.
The idea of the book, Sapna writes, is to introduce girls to 'the beautiful world of fantasy and dress up'. There's also a playlist of songs for each look and a word of wisdom at the very end: 'Being yourself is always in fashion!'
We take you through three of the looks mentioned in Style-o-Wot. Keep clicking...
Calling the brats...
Excerpted from Style-O-Wot (Rs 150) by Sapna Bhavnani, with the permission of publishers Scholastic India.
Whose wardrobe are you raiding tonight?
Meet the hip hopper
Get help, start braiding
The librarian girl cometh
Hey Librarian Girl, check this book out
Neat, Neat, Neat. Did I say neat? I mean just that. Grab grandma's hair oil and dump the whole bottle on your head. make it nice and greasy.
Then comb back snd tie into a neat bun... Lovely!
If the bun is a bit boring for even you, then make a centre parting and divide hair into 2 equal parts. Now make 2 braids and tie them on top of your head. Use lots of pins to keep them in place. If you're feeling a little more adventurous then cut a short fringe to hide your constant frown marks.
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