Celebrity Spotlight: Candice Pinto
Candice Pinto
After winning the Gladrags Megamodel Hunt in 2000, Mumbai born (and raised) Candice Pinto decided modeling was going to be her life. (She had previously scored ‘best body’ at the Top Model of the World contest in Munich, 2001.) “By then I knew modeling was going to dominate my life but what further boosted my morale was winning the Ms. Tourism International Worldwide, Malaysia in 2002.” Not just a pretty face, surprisingly she has a Masters Degree in Economics too.
Name: Candice Pinto
Zodiac Sign: Piscean
Occupation: Fashion Model
I spend the most money on: “My House.”
3 Things you didn’t know about me: “I hate Liars, love Dancing/music and love cooking.”
A day in my life: “The day when I’m with my Family all together as most of my siblings are abroad.”
My diet: “Complete foodie, 3/4 meals a day.”
My fitness routine: “Work out 4times a week.”
Crazy ramp moment: “The craziest one was while I was walking head ramp I couldn’t see the end and went on walking till I walked pass a man” :)
My best friend(s): “Don’t believe in “best friends”, I have few close friends and they know who they are.”
Candice Pinto, Anchal Kumar and Deepti Gujral
Dev Gupta, Candice Pinto, Adam Bedi, Anchal Kumar and Nisha Harale Bedi
Remember? She told me this cute story at Valhalla about being at Adam and Nisha Bedi’s beach wedding in Goa and catching the bouquet (even though Aanchal Kumar was vying for it!) Candice also confessed that she didn’t know about the white wedding dress code so showed up in rainbow hues and was super embarrassed!
Candice in Rocky S.
Favorite designer/outfit: “Rocky S., Vikram Phadnis, Manish Malhotra, Rohit Bal, Tarun Tahiliani, Wendell Rodricks, Gaurav Gupta, Malini Ramani, Suneet Verma, Surily Goel, Narendra Kumar, I have a long list…”
Lakme Fashion Week
Delhi Fashion Week finale
with Vogue in Jodhpur
What I’m up to now: “At the moment apart from Bangalore Fashion Week, doing the Blenders Fashion tour all India, traveling out of the country and a lot of shows in the pipe line, getting geared up for Kolkata Fashion Week, Lakme and many more to follow!”
Beauty Tip: “Do use a good Face cleanser and face cream at night. Drink lots of water and workout on regular basis it keeps you fit and fine.”
P.S. I just remembered seeing her at the JADE launch on Peddar Road, Mumbai (sometime before we were officially introduced.) Grumpy but gorgeous, lol…
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