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'Failed at parenting, so started fashion content creation ' | Momwearsprada | The Fashion Scoop, Ep 35

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Harpreet Suri says she saved her salary for a year before leaving PR to test content creation.
Motherhood starts here with celebration, not surrender. Priyanka sets up the episode as a warm ode to mothers juggling home, work, and everything that gets shoved in between. The guest fits that energy right away. She loves luxury, loves fashion, and saw no reason to pack that part of herself away during pregnancy. Her delivery story is half comedy, half manifesto. Before giving birth, she wanted a blow-dry, clean nails, lashes, gowns, and friends walking in to find her happy. To her, having a baby was not a disease. It was a life moment, and she wanted to look like herself for it. The second time, she went even harder. She says she stopped at the salon before the hospital because arriving put together mattered to her. The memory gets deliciously dramatic when friends compare the scene to Kareena Kapoor's baby being born, and the guest clearly enjoys that bit. Then comes the tiny twinning detail: her daughter, only hours old, had a robe and bows, and that detail apparently took off online. Even the room joined the look, with a moon and balloons outside and enough decoration that the hospital dean asked whose room it was. Under all the glam, the point is simple. Style is how this guest celebrates, parents, and keeps hold of herself. When Priyanka brings up Richa Chadda's fancy photo shoot and the mixed reactions around it, the conversation lands on judgment and why mothers get so little room to choose loudly.

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Fashion, motherhood, and the daily rituals behind how she presents herself.

A warm conversation about motherhood, luxury taste, and the small rituals that help someone stay put together while pregnancy and parenting move fast.

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