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Influencer Shreya Malhotra on her journey in fashion world

Express News Service

These days self made individuals mainly consist of women and young girls who have showcased their brilliance in more ways than one. Among them is Shreya Malhotra, a London-based influencer who has turned heads with her skills, knowledge, and passion for content creation.

Shreya is all of 20 and has already immersed herself in the niches of fashion, lifestyle, and travel. She recalls how during the beginning of the lockdown, she only had 2000 followers, but with consistency in efforts and unique content creation, she went ahead to garner a huge over 100,000 followers in a short span.

Shreya is a globetrotter and has travelled to luxury destinations, including Dubai, Tulum, Los Angeles, and Cruise in the Mediterranean Sea, Marbella, Santorini, Saint Tropez, Monaco, and Amalfi coast. In fact, she even went on a PR trip with Virgin Voyages to celebrate the launch of their Mediterranean cruise, which went to top destinations in Europe such as Barcelona and Ibiza. The Business Management and Marketing student at the top Russell Group University in the UK has worked along with multiple renowned brands like Pretty Little Thing, Fashion Nova, Shein, Oh Polly, etc.

As a modern day influencer, Shreya has had the opportunity to attend many high profile events like fashion shows for brands such as ‘Oh Polly’ during the London Fashion week 2022. Shreya is also a model and has a passion for styling. Her posts contain top-notch fashion and beauty content making her a well-known South Asian fashion and lifestyle influencer in the UK.

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