Hard Kaur owns over 200 pairs of shoes, doesn’t like shopping in India

The signer and rapper owns over 200 pairs of shoes, swears by casual jogger pants, and reveals that she hates shopping sales

The singer and rapper owns over 200 pairs of shoes, swears by casual jogger pants, and reveals that she hates shopping sales.

Style staple: “Comfortable joggers, ganjis with a pair of sturdy sneakers, and quirky bandanas.”

Going global: “The shopping options in India are quite run-of-the-mill. I head to London about three or four times a year with empty suitcases and come back with bags full of things from Primark, Topshop, and sometimes I even shop from quaint, second-hand stores.”

Back to school: The only things I buy in Mumbai are bandanas, usually from flea markets, and Lokhandwala Market. I loved bandanas even when I was in school. I still remember how I hated my school skirts, so I’d wear pants with untucked shirts and top the whole thing off with playful bandanas. I’d often get into trouble for it.”

Heels from Miu Miu

Bag it: “I’m the type of girl who’s always running around. So, I go for Louis Vuitton or Chanel, simply because they are more durable.”

Easy does it: “While I love shiny accessories, my outfits are simple. I like comfortable white pathan suits or kurta pyjamas, paired with chappals. For weddings, I combine bling-y jewellery with a safe, unfussy sari.”

A neckpiece from Butler & Wilson

Shopping saga: “When I was a kid, I often indulged in things I didn’t need, just because they were pretty. Now, I only shop when I really need to, for either myself or my music videos. For my videos, I enjoy boutiques that offer one-off pieces.”

Happy feet: “I love shoes, sneakers, in particular. Even though I own over 200 hundred pairs of shoes, I use the expensive ones only for shoots.”

Dreaded discounts: “I hate sales. Forgive me, but the quality is poor, and the pushing, jostling crowd just ruins it. I also steer clear of online shopping. It’s too addictive.”