Shristi Kapoor
writer
I believe in merging my love for films and fashion with my passion for words. Having written across platforms I have a specialisation in long form content as well as copywriting. I feel the entire wo
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This very berry delicious flavour is crafted with raspberry, tangy bubbles of lime and a shimmmix of herbs and spices. Oh! It also has less sugar than you can imagine.
Serving main-character energy in a bottle with an aromatic combination of Hops and Kaffir lime with a delish balance of bay leaf.
Your classic mint drink gets a tangy upgrade with lemons and hints of basil in this guilt-free booch.
Rose, Moringa and Chamomile for a super combination to aid all you...
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Feature Writing With Mr Jerry Pinto
Over the month of June 2021, I got the opportunity to be mentored by Author and Journalist Mr. Jerry Pinto. I wrote a few features that month,
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Shristi Kapoor_Marriage of Beliefs
I went on a quest to find if LOVE is enough for marriage in such a polarised environment. Interacting with the ones who dared to love, protect and archive it beyond the shackles of love.
marginalia.scmsophia.com
The House of Conflict and Struggle
Shristi Kapoor visits Conflictorium in Ahmedabad, a museum that is meant to remind us of who we can be…
Vogue India
10 invaluable learnings Masaba Gupta would share with her younger self
2019 is a big year for designer Masaba Gupta as her eponymous brand turns 10. In the span of 12 months, she has opened six stores and is currently the proud owner of 10 retail spaces in the country. In the latter half of the year, she has an exciting collaboration coming up with Game of Thrones. In her journey towards making Masaba a relatable homegrown label, Gupta has worked tirelessly. “I love growth. I'm obsessed with it,” she says when I ask her how she manages it all. The designer has h...
thriveglobal.in
Being Fashion Forward Isn’t About Keeping up with the Kardashians
Since the beginning of time, our parents have always treated us girls as their little gudiyas (dolls), little princesses who are always supposed to be poised and perfect. But did they teach us to express, embrace and be prepared for all the gadbad (chaos) hidden under the veil of perfection and demands of the society? Let’s talk about the antithesis of gudiya: Girls thinking out loud wondering if they will ever be heard, waiting to bend the rules, not waiting to be rescued but wanting to fly;...