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New Indian Express
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
Harmann Kaur: There are no mistakes in fashion
What stood out for her wasn't just the questions people asked or the selfies they took, but the sincerity with which they approached her. Her advice to them wasn't about brands or trends but about confidence. 'These days, especially with social media, people end up looking at others' pictures and feeling intimidated in some way; even the most confident ones go through that. So, I told them to just stay true to themselves and be confident in whatever they wear. You can be of any body type or belong to any economic class; fashion is not defined by any of that. There are no price tags to fashion. You can wear something very simple and still elevate it,' she expressed. Her own sense of style started young: as early as five, she recalled being picky about her birthday outfit, matching her shoes and hair accessories to perfection. Harmann noted, 'I would really trouble my parents to take me shopping, not just for clothes but also for matching shoes and hair accessories; everything had to look a certain way. There was no Instagram or Pinterest back then, but I always had a clear picture in my head of what I wanted. That love eventually led me to become a stylist.' Despite not having any formal training, her eye for fashion and instinct gave her the big break — styling Allu Arjun. 'I feel genuinely lucky that everything happened so fast. It all started with Allu Arjun sir, who was looking for a personal stylist. Back then, I was very new. I had the aesthetic, the fashion sense and taste in me but no experience as a stylist, so I learnt a lot while working with him. Within two to three months, I began giving inputs and understood the game and the business behind it. Then I got to style Vijay Deverakonda, followed by Rana Daggubati, Dulquer Salmaan, and cricketers,' she added.
Hindustan Times
04-06-2025
- Automotive
- Hindustan Times
In Pics: Tata Harrier EV debuts in four colours and a Stealth edition. Check it out
1/6 The Tata Harrier EV has been launched in India in a set of four different colours including Nainital Nocturne, Pure Grey, Pristine White and Empowered Oxide. Apart from these shades the electric SUV will also be offered in a completely blacked-out stealth edition. 2/6 At the front of the Harrier EV SUV, the first thing you notice is the closed off grille along with the newly styled bumper that houses the radar sensor for ADAS. The car can even move forward out of a parking spot without a driver in its 'Summon mode'. 3/6 The rear of the SUV is just as bulky as before too. The tail lamps get connected DRLs along with a signature illumination pattern. The rear tailgate operates electronically and can be opened by a leg gesture, swinging your foot under the bumper. 4/6 The interior of the Harrier EV is built with a host of collaborations. A 14.5-inch Harmann powered Samsung Neo QLED display sits right at the centre of the dashboard. This unit is connected to 10 JBL Black speakers capable of delivering Dolby Atmos audio. 5/6 Looking lower at the central console, there is an electric shift lever, an electronic parking brake with auto hold and a know type terrain mode selector. This selector allows switching between six different modes including normal, sand, mud ruts, snow/grass, rock crawl and custom. 6/6 The Tata Harrier EV is postiioned to be a capable off-roaded coming in with a buch of off-road assist features like Quad-Wheel Drive and transparent mode which shows an underbody feed of the car on the infotainment screen. It gets 504 Nm of torque on the QWD variant helping it overcome steep inclines. The SUV also hosts V2V and V2L tech for the outdoor camping enthusiasts. First Published Date: 04 Jun 2025, 13:17 PM IST TAGS: tata harrier ev harrier ev tata
