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Some Lesser Known Facts About Radhika Nair

• Radhika Nair was raised in Jharkhand. She is someone who pursued modelling but does not have much attachment to it. In an interview, she said,
  

  I’m not so emotional about it. It’s something that I hoped would naturally happen in my career and I am glad I did. I am enjoying the moment and I do feel good. Of course, I know it is a big deal.”

• Since starting, she did not have much interest in modelling but was drawn towards modelling by her friends. She moved to Mumbai from Bangalore to pursue a career.

• In 2012, she contacted Anima Creative Management. She sent them the portfolio and they got her some shoots. She shot for editorials in magazines.

• She shot for Balenciaga Spring/Summer 2017 when her friend Stylist Nikhil D in 2016 introduced her to casting director Henry Mackintosh Thomas. During an interview, she shared her backstage experience at the show and said that the atmosphere was calm and warm.
  

  Radhika Nair walking ramp for Balenciaga SpringSummer 2017

• After walking for Balenciaga, she appeared in campaigns that were for Chloe and were shot by Steven Meisel, Versus Versace, H&M X Erderm & Net-a-Porter.

• Nair was also a part of the Vogue 2018 cover that was shot in Jaipur. She was featured along with model Saffron Vadher.
  

  Radhika Nair on the cover of Vogue 2018 with Saffron Vadher

• Radhika has also appeared in magazines that include Vogue (Ukraine), Vogue (Germany), Vogue (Russia), W Magazine, Harpers Bazaar US, Harpers Bazaar UK, Harpers Bazaar (India), Dazed, Numéro China, CR Fashion Book, Unconditional Magazine & Elle (India).
  

  Radhika Nair in Vogue Ukraine Magazine

  

  Radhika Nair in Vogue Germany Magazine

  

  Radhika Nair in Vogue UK Magazine

  

  Radhika Nair in Harper`s Bazaar Magazine

  

  Radhika Nair on the cover of Elle Magazine

• She has walked ramps for brands like Anna Sui, Balenciaga (Exclusive), Belstaff, Chloé, Chalayan, Erderm, Emilio Pucci, Etro, Esteban Cortazar (opened), Loewe, Lacoste, Miu Miu, Marc Jacobs, MSGM, Mulberry, Marco De Vincenzo, Paul Smith, Prabal Gurung, Pringle of Scotland, J.W Anderson, Jil Sander, Redemption Couture, Ronald van der Kemp Couture, Sportmax, Sies Marjan, Trussadi, Vetements, Valentin Yudashkin, Vionett & Zimmerman.

• She is also interested in photography. She is not a professional photographer but some of her work has been published in W Magazine and Vogue Magazine. She looks forward to working with Martin Parr, Pieter Hugo and Bharat Sikka. In an interview, she said,
  

  I don’t know anything about lighting or framing. I haven’t used many cameras but I do love my point and shoot and it does a good job.”

   

  

  Picture clicked by Radhika Nair

• Talking about the challenges faced by a model, she said in an interview that sometimes it becomes difficult to tell people about the job they do. She said that people think that modelling is not a place where you can stay for a long time. There are no loan facilities available for people who do not have a salaried job.

• She also shared some benefits of being a model. She said in an interview that as a model, one gets a chance to travel a lot and experience new places.

• In an interview, she shared what she learnt from modelling. She said that a person gets to meet many types of people and some pull you down but one should learn how to ignore them.

• Radhika gave advice to the young models and said in an interview,
  

  Don’t try too hard to fit in, do not try to please everyone. Be yourself, people will eventually accept you.”

• In an interview, she also talked about the growth of fashion in India. She said,
  

  Fashion has come a long way in representation, but sometimes for a show, they forget to look at you as a person and focus on your colour instead. You hear things like ‘enough brown girls’ or ‘enough white girls’. I know I have a responsibility to those girls who haven’t seen a South Indian with their skin tone being called beautiful in mainstream media. I want these girls to understand that I’m being myself and that’s what diversity is. It’s not just about race and colour but about individuality.”

• She also talks about how the colour of the skin should not be a big deal. She said that a person born dark or fair is not their choice. They are born by god`s choice. One cannot change the colour of their skin. So, the colour of the skin should not be a great issue. She further added that everyone is beautiful in their own way. Everyone has some unique features about themselves.

• In an interview, Nair shared her beauty routine and said that she is inspired by her mother. She said,
  

  My mother doesn’t use any products but natural, homemade remedies like turmeric, coconut oil, and egg white. She always grows in her garden what she uses on her skin or her beauty regime. I also like [my routine] minimal and low-maintenance. It’s all about what you put on the inside, and the outside takes care of itself.”

• In an interview, she said that her essentials are Coconut oil, honey and her perfume.

• She does not gain weight very easily. She eats everything and does some stretching whenever she gets free time.

• She does not like colours much. She prefers to wear pastel colours like grey and black.

• Her life`s motto is- One day at a time.