Norman Francis and the other one is yet to be christened. Right now we’re going by, ‘Aye! Noooo!’
Films you have watched the most number of times?
City of Lost Children, Edward Scissorhands, Napoleon Dynamite, and predictably Amelie.
How would you describe your work?
Material Girls is where I take out all my creative frustration. My needle pierces cloth with very righteous creative anger. “You won’t let me do this advertising???? Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you!”
What’s your favourite book?
The Great Gatsby. It’s set in my favourite time period, when minds were open, fashion was incredible, music was deeply romantic….
…your worst vice?
I can’t focus on anything for too long. It’s frustrating. Like, I have no less than seven tabs open at any point on Chrome. Or if I’m watching a movie, I’m simultaneously googling the plot. Or I have to read two books at once; one when I’m bored and one when I need to sleep.
… your favourite sound?
Like every unhealthy Indian I respect a good oily sizzle in the pan; a very comforting sound. Second most favourite sound would be teeth gnashing. On a separate note, ‘gnashing’ is such a great word.
…your favourite website?
www.flavorwire.com People who run this site might know me personally. They have articles on all off-beat, weird things I’m usually interested in. Like, “Strangely Beautiful Photos Of Fake Cakes and Bodies Of Water.”
…your favourite label?
I’m not loyal to any labels. I like a healthy mix of street shopping and travel shopping. And I look terrible in over fancy clothes, like a priss ball.
…your worst fashion secret?
There are too many Bata school shoes in my house that I use way too often and way too shamelessly.
…a secret you’re tired of keeping?
For some reason I really, really, like Punjabi music. It’s very odd.
…best thing about NH7 Weekender?
Seun Kuti and Manganiyar Seduction.
…worst thing about NH7 Weekender?
The boob grope(at the security check).
Mumbai is so awful, polluted, crowded, and shitty, but one week in Bangalore and I crave Mumbai. I can’t tell why, but I guess that is the best part.
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March 18, 2016 at 06:20
I absolutely and positively relate to Meera. Tripped over the part where she mentioned Napoleon Dynamite…..and AMELIE! 😍😎
The world should know more about its greatest women and miss Ganapathi fits right in that category. 😎😌
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December 3, 2012 at 15:23
Love the color and deign of the skirt.You Look really fabulous in
November 20, 2012 at 18:20
This answers on this page are so completely honest…it just reeks of the flavour called Meera!
She has always been the girl with the quirky talent, the incredible wit and the ability to wear a sack of potatoes like the very next thing in fashion.
Super! I loved this page 🙂
November 19, 2012 at 14:54
Lovely color combination.
November 12, 2012 at 11:13
Can I just say how happy I am that she is listening to Thrift Shop by Macklemore? As an NRI living in Seattle soon to be moving to Mumbai I’m so glad that Macklemore is spreading around the world. Also, love the style blog!
November 8, 2012 at 20:04
Gorg she is!
November 8, 2012 at 11:39
I love this girl! Not a creepy fan girl. I stalk The Material Girls on a daily basis. 🙂
November 7, 2012 at 19:52
lovely color combo.
November 7, 2012 at 18:55
Their blog is absolutely adorable. Witty too!