Namrata Shrestha had first participated in Miss Nepal in 2016, where she was able to make it to the top five. She won the crown of Miss Nepal World in 2020. Hers is a story about not giving up on dreams and having the grit and determination that sets winners apart.
Born and raised in Kathmandu, Namrata is a student of Sociology and a certified kindergarten teacher. She has been working as a primary level teacher since 2018. She will be representing Nepal at the 70th Miss World pageant 2021.
How do you introduce yourself?
As of now, Miss Nepal 2020
What are you currently busy with?
My ‘Beauty with a Purpose’ project. We will reveal the project very soon
What do you love about your work?
I get to connect with people from different walks of life
What makes a person beautiful?
Kindness, selflessness and genuinely caring about others
What makes life beautiful?
Contentment and inner peace
Game changer
Smokey eyes with dramatic eyelashes
Favourite beauty trick
Applying powder before applying mascara to the eyelashes
Hair fix
A ponytail works anytime
Craziest beauty experiment
Blue coloured eyelashes and I loved it
Diet guide
Eat healthy as much as you can
Success mantra
Two minutes meditation before hitting the stage
Must have products
Lip balm, moituriser, sunscreen, mascara
Home recipe for skincare
Honey, aloevera and turmeric
Scent appeal
Floral
Beauty icon
Aishwarya Rai
Tricks of the trade
For makeup, keep it natural as much as you can and for hair, wash, dry and flip
You are addicted to
Growing everyday
On your wish list
To travel every nook and corner of Nepal
Style Icons
Manushi Chillar and Priyanka Chopra
Always in you handbag
Lip balm, wallet and mirror
Favourite holiday destination
I would love to visit Egypt. I have always loved the architecture of Egypt and would love to explore the culture there.
Three things you absolutely do to look your best
Good hair, good makeup base, good shoes
Guilty pleasure…
Milk tea and fried food
One thing you can’t do without
Lip balm
Celebrity crush
Varun Dhawan
Lockdown lesson
To be hopeful for the best and prepared for the worst
