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Butt Out The World With Jealous 21 | Break Stereotypes and Stay Confident
Monday, 27 October 2014
Hey everyone!
Hope you all enjoyed the festive week and had a great time! Even I am back from my hometown after having a fun time with my family and cousins. I forgot to take my camera along, so there are no pictures of what I chose to wear for Diwali and Bhai Dooj.
In the past few days, while catching up with my relatives, I felt how a young Indian woman like me who once hits her early 20s, completes her education and finds a suitable job - is told that she should take the next Big Step - Get Married! While, I would love to get married someday with a compatible partner, I don't really like the pressure women in India have to go through to get married at the “right age.”
And when I came across the BUTT OUT campaign by Jealous 21 on their Facebook page and their TV advertorial, I realized that the society won't stop dictating things to us, it’s us who have to take a stand and make sure these nosy relatives Butt Out of our lives.
Jealous 21, through their interesting campaign, does not want to show that the Jealous 21 girl is a Rebel. She is just super confident and sure about herself and doesn’t want society to dictate her terms.
You might agree that living in the Indian society, we have all come across such stereotypes and social stigmas once in a while which tend to stop us from chasing our dreams.
Hope you all enjoyed the festive week and had a great time! Even I am back from my hometown after having a fun time with my family and cousins. I forgot to take my camera along, so there are no pictures of what I chose to wear for Diwali and Bhai Dooj.
In the past few days, while catching up with my relatives, I felt how a young Indian woman like me who once hits her early 20s, completes her education and finds a suitable job - is told that she should take the next Big Step - Get Married! While, I would love to get married someday with a compatible partner, I don't really like the pressure women in India have to go through to get married at the “right age.”
And when I came across the BUTT OUT campaign by Jealous 21 on their Facebook page and their TV advertorial, I realized that the society won't stop dictating things to us, it’s us who have to take a stand and make sure these nosy relatives Butt Out of our lives.
Jealous 21, through their interesting campaign, does not want to show that the Jealous 21 girl is a Rebel. She is just super confident and sure about herself and doesn’t want society to dictate her terms.
Butt Out The World With Jealous 21 | Break Stereotypes and Stay Confident
Monday, 27 October 2014
Celebrate Being You with Bed Head - This Is Me Campaign - Selfie To Bacelona
Saturday, 23 August 2014
Hey lovely readers!
I am back with a new post talking about a very interesting campaign and a topic which we all relate to very closely.
Body Image and Being Yourself is what everyone seems to be talking about everywhere. Whether you see any magazine, social media page or community, people have been trying to spread a positive body image among the masses and I completely support the motion.
Because individuality and self-confidence is what defines each one of us and makes us unique. And no matter what others have an opinion about us, if we start loving ourselves and able to say to the world 'This Is Who I Am', our body shape, color and other such physical parameters can never be a constraint in being true to ourselves and doing what we like the most.
And one brand which has not only supported this motion strongly but also made it a basis of their latest campaign is Bed Head's "This Is Me".
As you all must be aware of, Bed Head is a hair care and styling products brand distributed by TIGI, and is known for its rule breaking attitude and cheekiness along with their fun and creative hair products already have a strong online social presence globally and have begun their efforts in engaging its Indian audience by reaching out to them.
And their latest campaign The Bedhead – ‘This is Me’ stays true to the brand values and focuses on individuality by encouraging people to acknowledge their true self.
I am back with a new post talking about a very interesting campaign and a topic which we all relate to very closely.
Body Image and Being Yourself is what everyone seems to be talking about everywhere. Whether you see any magazine, social media page or community, people have been trying to spread a positive body image among the masses and I completely support the motion.
Because individuality and self-confidence is what defines each one of us and makes us unique. And no matter what others have an opinion about us, if we start loving ourselves and able to say to the world 'This Is Who I Am', our body shape, color and other such physical parameters can never be a constraint in being true to ourselves and doing what we like the most.
And one brand which has not only supported this motion strongly but also made it a basis of their latest campaign is Bed Head's "This Is Me".
As you all must be aware of, Bed Head is a hair care and styling products brand distributed by TIGI, and is known for its rule breaking attitude and cheekiness along with their fun and creative hair products already have a strong online social presence globally and have begun their efforts in engaging its Indian audience by reaching out to them.
And their latest campaign The Bedhead – ‘This is Me’ stays true to the brand values and focuses on individuality by encouraging people to acknowledge their true self.
Celebrate Being You with Bed Head - This Is Me Campaign - Selfie To Bacelona
Saturday, 23 August 2014
Hey lovely readers!
First of all wishing you all a veryyy Happy Diwali ( for all my international readers - Diwali is famously called the Festival of Lights, celebrated all over India with much enthusiasm and joy ). I hope you all are celebrating it with your friends and family, like I am at my home.
Also, I missed to post but it was my birthday yesterday, ie. 1st November - I had a casual family dinner and ofcourse - loads of shopping, which I will share in a post soon.
Coming back to the post, This topic has always affected me, dressing up for your body shape.
We’re all unique, in shape size and fashion
taste, but in a world of ever-changing trends, knowing what to wear to make the
most of what womanhood gave you can make all the difference.
Just like make-up and good hair products, fashion is a tool at your disposal to
make you feel fabulous, therefore, knowing what suits you and what doesn’t, is
key to your fashion confidence. There seems to be four main recognised shapes, and
while I know not every woman can be easily pigeonholed into one, here are my
top tips on how to dress if you’re an hourglass, apple, pear or slim.
Hourglass
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| Salma Hayek |
Dressing for Your Shape: Look fabulous whatever your size!
Sunday, 3 November 2013
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