Dimple Vishal Jain – Facilitating Plus Sized Change in the Fashion Industry

For a long time, the fashion industry was synonymous with models with a slim physique. But, today this has changed as people like Dimple have taken it in their stride to make a place for themselves among the others. In an interview with Insights Success, Dimple elaborates on her aspirations, struggles and achievements in the world of fashion.

1. Could you give us an overview of your journey in the fashion industry?

It was forever my high school dream to turn into an expert model and these were the days I fulfilled my fantasy. I used to envision the street as a ramp and any platform as a major stage.
I like moving and displaying a ton as it’s my obsession. So in the wake of getting hitched, I got a strong family who bolstered me to arrive at this stage. I started my adventures with diva exhibitions and won Mrs. Beauty with Purpose. I was the only plus-sized candidate with 31 slim competitors alongside me. I nailed it and made an imprint on the jury’s minds.
So from that day, I chose to step into the design industry and continue developing. And, I chose to ‘Grow and Glow.’

2. How do you intend to encourage participation in pageants among youngsters?

As a young woman, I always viewed beauty pageants as the antithesis of encouragement when it comes to making someone feel beautiful. My humble expectation from them is to promote the nation positively on an International platform to the best of their ability. Partaking in excellent shows is an accomplishment in itself. It takes immense boldness and assurance to be a part of nearby or universal expos. Numerous magnificence events help members grandstand their abilities, assemble certainty and face the general population. To win a delight show is a matter of incredible esteem just as an obligation towards them. They gain acclaim and prominence and turn into an open personality. It encourages the young to voice their own decision and consider themselves to be developed, solid, and free individuals throughout the years.
This is all I get them to know and help them understand in the easiest way possible.

3. Could you tell us more about yourself and your inspiration throughout this journey?

I’m a dreamer who wishes to achieve my dreams anyhow and so I did. Being a plus-size model, I get to listen to many hate comments but apart from that my confidence is what brings the best positive attitude in me and I find success in all my events. While being in a pageant, I learned that people can either be destructive or supportive. The biggest takeaway to keep in mind, however, is none of it matters if you don’t believe in yourself. Being in a pageant teaches you to be confident and to love yourself regardless of the way that others see you. It helped me become confident while learning to accept myself,  in every aspect, just the way I am.

4. Kindly give us a glimpse into what it takes to be a part of a global competition?

According to me, all you need is to be a beauty with brains. And by the beauty, I not only mean your looks but your inner beauty as well. The person you’re at heart matters. The second thing you need is confidence and friendship but be that as it may, in general, you need to consider how stunning and a different measure of character you’ve been as a person.

5. How do you manage to combine freelance modelling with other career prospects?

It is correctly said women are multi-talented.  Yes, we are multi-talented and are constantly multi-tasking.  So I am like everyone, I’m a wife, a mother,  a daughter a businesswoman and a model.  I know how to manage all my roles and we women always try to bring out our best.
On the off chance that you’re an independent model, you’re speaking for yourself and are completely liable for finding and booking your work. One significant favorable position of verifying your work isn’t separating your profit with your organization. This way you will be know everything about the activity.

6. Please to tell us 5 interesting facts about yourself.

• I am always happy and charming. That’s the first impression anyone gets after meeting me. But if you know me, then I am a kid in this adult body.
• I am a foodie. What I like most, first I learn to cook and I keep cooking until I get bored of eating. I can go anywhere and spend money for good food.
• I am proud to say that I have no Musically and Dubsmash apps installed in my phone.(I borrow someone else’s if I want to kill my time, just kidding).
• Though I’m short tempered, I can make anyone smile in a blink. If I show only my humorous side to you, that means you are not close to me.
• And lastly I’m a joyful, confident, cute and a happy go lucky person.

7. What are the challenges did you face in the fashion

The challenges as such not many, but of course there are a few.  There is a lot of difference between plus-size models and zero size models so slim models are given more importance in the fashion industry.  But with the passing of time, even plus-size models are getting more work and importance in this industry. A few challenges like establishing oneself as a plus-size model to society take lots of effort and guts. These are the only things we need to prove.

8. What do you believe lies in the future of the fashion industry?

I believe that the fashion industry and design business is inclined towards advancements and maintainability along with a blend of motivation and innovation. It may turn out to be less unsafe for our planet. A couple of quickening patterns like 3D printing, the enlarged reality of try-on, customized fashion, and on-demand production will change the eventual fate of the industry. E-commerce will soon become the dominant force and it will enable many new brands to come out of nowhere, with very little infrastructure and still make money.
The industry has been constantly evolving and there is a huge bouquet of designers and creative people who are getting into this industry every day. The fashion world is currently chasing technology, innovation and sustainability.