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Looking Good Is Subjective: Aditi Rao Hydari

IANS, 06 Dec, 2017 11:40 AM
  • Looking Good Is Subjective: Aditi Rao Hydari
Actress Aditi Rao Hydarisays that it's important to feel good, and that looking good is subjective.
 
 
Asked if it's important for a celebrity to always look flawless, Aditi told IANS: "Looking good is subjective. I think it's important for everyone to always feel good. No one can mess with that!"
 
Aditi describes her fashion sense as effortless. 
 
"I love a lot of stuff -- the boho vibe, the peppy vibe. I love vintage fashion, and of course, I love desi boho, street style. Basically, even if I'm dressing for the red carpet, I like to be effortless," she said. 
 
The actress, who on Tuesday unveiled the new collection of the watch brand Swatch, says she is a watch person.
 
Talking about the collection, she said: "It's called Swatch x You. That's Swatch by you. It's about being playful and creative. You get to be the designer of your own watch. It all happens in under five minutes."

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