Style Talk: From the perfect winged liner to shopping during sales, Sonakshi Sinha reveals all!

Sonakshi Sinha has always been under the radar by the fashion police for her style, but quite recently she has upped her style game and has been rocking some really chic looks. The actresses attended Lakme' Fashion week as she put her fashion editor shoes on. Sonakshi is the fashion editor of Elle digital for the month of February and we caught up with her as she attended the shows. So here is what she has to say about all things style and beauty, read on... 

PV: Who are your go-to designers? 

SS: Definitely Manish Malhotra, Monisha Jai Singh-who I just walked for and Dev R Nil. 

PV: Some beauty secrets you have learnt after entering Bollywood. 

SS: Well, lots of things actually I feel like my beauty regime was so incomplete before I became an actor. There are so many things I learn while I was getting my makeup done. For example contouring- that is something I learnt after I became an actor. 

PV: Do you shop during sales? 

Yeah sometimes, why not! My money doesn't grow on trees, I also work hard to earn it. Why shouldn't I shop during sales? 

PV: Your go-to shopping destinations? 

SS:  Dubai and US. 

PV: One fashion advice you would give to all our readers? 

SS: I think comfort is of utmost importance to me and I always believe that if you don't feel comfortable in what you are wearing it will show on your face, in your walk and I think it directly affects your confidence. So, comfort should always be taken care of when you are dressing. 

PV: How is your winged liner always on point? 

SS: Well, there is actually no secret, my makeup artist is also really good but there are sometimes that I do it myself as well. I am just a really good artist so I have a very steady hand and I can make my liner very well. There is one trick nowadays which I don't use, but it can just simplify your life so you can. You put tape around the area where you want the wing to be and just draw over that. This will give you the perfect line next to the corner of your eye. That is one trick I can tell you, but I don't use it.