India's Masoom Minawala stuns at Paris Fashion Week

One of world's most coveted fashion weeks, Paris Fashion Week is underway and it is wooing everyone with an exciting display of fashion it has to offer. While Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's ramp walk at the fashion extravaganza has become a talking point of the show, another Indian who's wooing everyone is none other than Digital Content Creator, Masoom Minawala.

We spoke with the young and beautiful entrepreneur on the sidelines of the Paris Fashion Week, here's an excerpt from our conversation with Minawala.

We began by asking Masoom about best part about attending the Paris Fashion Week 2021 and she said, "It is an absolutely amazing experience being in Paris Fashion Week. Having the opportunity to witness the latest collections from various fashion houses, Brands and Designers. We got a preview of what's coming up next in the world of Fashion, so it feels great to be the medium and translate these global trends to my Indian audience. It’s also a lot of fun to be able to experiment with my looks from all around the world."

Masoom, who recently attended the Hermes show at PFW 2021, said attending the show was an amazing experience. "It’s a brand that comes with a lot of heritage in the industry and witnessing it first hand was exciting," added Masoom.

The pretty lady is taking over Paris in an attempt to "take Indian wear and transition it into Parisian street style." We asked her to explain her outfit picks for the fashion week and she revealed, "In line with my mission of taking Indian Fashion to the World, I did consciously wear a lot of emerging Indian designers. I picked one Khadi handloom work outfit from Vaishali Studio. It was really important for me to highlight and be able to show the global world what Indian Fashion and designers has to offer. It feels amazing because every time I would go to a show, people would always ask me what I am wearing and I respond with any Indian designer or an Indian handloom. This always sparks so much interest, warmth and it works great as a conversation starter."