“As long as you are comfortable in your skin it is okay. After she passed away, my mom took over to look after the school. The “Hero” actress, who has made impressive outings on the red carpet, says fashion for her is an extension of her personality.”For me fashion is an extension of my personality. You make mistakes and you learn from it.”
Athiya says she does not believes in following fashion trends and choses to be dressed up in comfortable robes. I don’t think the photographers capture you because they want to project you in certain way…I think they are doing their job,” she said. Also read | Here’s how Athiya Shetty’s rocking desi chic these days 
Besides films, Athiya says she is closely associated with NGO ‘Save the Children’, which was founded by her maternal grandmother. But I don’t believe in following trends. Athiya Shetty says she doesn’t feel the pressure to look good all the time as it is okay for celebrities to be imperfect. It’s a school for underprivileged children who are mentally disabled and have learning disabilities,” she said. I feel it is important for people to know that we are human beings and it is okay to have a bad hair day or anything, we are not going to be perfect all the time,” Athiya said. “I have been part of ‘Save the Children’ and my association with it is strong as it was founded by my nani. “The only way I keep myself updated about fashion is through social media. I don’t believe in fashion faux pas. It is something I have fun with. By: PTI | Mumbai |

Published:November 27, 2016 7:40 pm

Athiya Shetty to appear in Mubarakan with Arjun Kapoor and Anil Kapoor. I don’t think too much about it people think I think too much about fashion but I don’t. I wear what is comfortable and dress according to my body type and I feel that is important. I have fun with it,” she said. “I don’t think we (actors) have to look good all time.