I LOVE TO EXPERIMENT DIFFERENT LOOKS AND TRY NEW TRENDS-FASHION STYLIST

I absolutely love to experiment with different looks and try new trends, but at the end of the day, I always come back to what feels most comfortable and natural to me, says Likando Mukosiku.

She said dressing people for special occasions was one of her favourite things to do as a stylist.

Mukosiku is a celebrity fashion stylist, health consultant and an entrepreneur.

She explains that one of her roles is helping people pick out the perfect outfit for their big day, whether it’s a wedding, a party, or any other special event.

She said that it is rewarding to see someone look and feel their best on their big day.

“I’ve always been interested in fashion and style, and after completing my studies I decided to pursue a career in fashion styling.

“I interned with a few different stylists and eventually got my big break when I started working with a celebrity client.

“From there, my career took off and I’ve been able to work with some amazing clients and brands such as KUZA Mulena and many others.

“There are many things that inspire my personal style. I love to experiment with different looks and try new trends, but at the end of the day, I always come back to what feels most comfortable and natural to me. I take inspiration from a variety of sources, including my favourite fashion bloggers, celebrities, and even my friends and family, “she said.

Mukosiku also loves to thrift shop and find unique pieces that help her stand out from the crowd.

Her goal is to create a look that is all her own and that makes her feel confident and stylish.

She loves experimenting with different styling techniques, and one of her favourite techniques is layering.

“I love how you can take a simple outfit and make it more interesting and unique by adding layers.

“Another technique that I really like is mixing and matching different prints and patterns. I think it can add a lot of personality to an outfit. And lastly, I really enjoy accessorizing. I think the right accessories can really make an outfit pop.”

The Stylist admits that the fashion industry has come under fire in recent years for its unrealistic and often unattainable standards of beauty.

She said from the use of Photoshop to airbrushing, many have argued that the fashion industry is sending out a dangerous message to young people about what they should look like.

Mukosiku however believes that the industry needs to be more realistic in its portrayal.

“The fashion industry is always changing and evolving. In the next few years, we expect to see even more change and evolution, as new trends emerge and old ones fade away.

“We think that the industry will continue to move towards more sustainable and ethical practices, as consumers become more aware of the impact their choices have on the environment and on the workers who produce their clothes.

“We also expect to see a continued increase in the use of technology in the fashion industry, as designers create new ways to use digital tools to create their collections and communicate with their customers,” she said.