Backstage with Vinita Makhija – Fashion Stylist and Writer

In this ninth episode of Backstage with Blur The Border, we speak to Vinita about her multifaceted professional roles and how she integrates her profound passion for repurposing into her career as a stylist

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Vinita Makhija has taken up the baton of spotlighting and documenting India’s rich history with textiles as well as our legacy craftsmanship. She worked for nearly a decade at editorial publications as a fashion stylist and creative director. Now, she still wears these hats while balancing her time as a writer and editor. 


In this penultimate episode of the podcast, Vinita tells Surbhi about her beginnings in the fashion industry (00:57), how she found her visual language (4:39), about her extensive travels through India documenting Indian textiles (6:40), and a very compelling segue into ideas as currency (14:17). We pivot to Vinita's pick of homegrown labels (24:29) in the second half of the episode, ending with our AMA on staying inspired and her thoughts on the role of social media in this industry (33:55). 


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Vinita’s go-to homegrown labels: 


India Textiles in Contemporary: 

Akaaro, Studio Medium, Rouka, Raw Mango, Tilfi 


Ready-to-wear silhouettes 

Savio Jon, Jodi Life, 11.11, Yam, Inca 


Jewelry: 

Amrapali, Lune


Shoes: 

Sole Sisters


Beauty & Skincare: 

Kama Ayurveda, Daughter Earth 

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