Priyanka Tiwari: Redefining Glamour with Confidence and Style
With a refreshing sense of style, confidence and individuality, Priyanka Tiwari represents a new-age approach to fashion and creativity.
Balancing her interests in modelling and acting, she believes that true glamour goes beyond appearances — it comes from self-expression, authenticity and the confidence to embrace one’s own journey.
In this conversation with Downtown Mirror, Priyanka Tiwari shares her perspectives on fashion, acting, personal style and the importance of staying true to oneself.

Q1. Your recent cover shoot was themed around being “Fresh, Fearless and Fabulous.” What does that phrase mean to you personally at this stage in your life and career?
Priyanka Tiwari. To me, this phrase represents total alignment. Being “fresh” means approaching every project with curiosity and leaving yesterday’s ego at the door. Being “fearless” is about trusting my instincts — saying yes to unconventional roles and not being afraid to take up space. Finally, being “fabulous” isn’t just about glamour; it’s the quiet confidence that comes from knowing who you are and owning your journey, flaws and all.
Q2. Your editorial looks balance understated elegance with a bold, modern edge. How would you describe your off-duty personal style when the cameras are off?
Priyanka Tiwari. Off-duty, I am all about effortless comfort with a sharp silhouette. You will usually find me in relaxed linen trousers, a crisp oversized white shirt, or well-fitted vintage denim paired with great sunglasses. I love structured basics that let me breathe, and I usually let one statement accessory — like a bold watch or a great pair of boots — do the heavy lifting.
Being fabulous isn’t just about glamour; it’s the quiet confidence that comes from knowing who you are and owning your journey, flaws and all.
Q3. You worked with a fantastic creative team for the shoot. What was your favorite look from the session, and how do you mentally prepare before stepping in front of the lens?
Priyanka Tiwari. My favorite look was definitely the structured monochrome ensemble — it felt powerful yet completely fluid to move in. Before stepping in front of the lens, I take a few minutes away from the noise to listen to music and understand the mood of the outfit. Once I know the story the stylist and photographer want to tell, I focus on my posture, take a deep breath, and just let the camera catch the movement rather than forcing a pose.
Q4. Navigating both the modeling world and acting requires different kinds of energy. How does your approach change when you are posing for a high-fashion frame versus performing a scene on screen?
Priyanka Tiwari. Modeling is very external and architectural; you are hyper-aware of angles, lighting, and how a garment falls in a split second. Acting is the exact opposite — it requires you to forget the camera entirely and live inside the character’s head. In fashion, you project an image outward; in acting, you invite the audience inward. Switching between the two keeps my creative muscles constantly engaged.

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Q5. Mumbai’s entertainment and fashion scene moves at a fast pace. What has been the biggest learning curve for you in building your own identity in the industry?
Priyanka Tiwari. The biggest lesson has been learning how to pace myself and filter out the noise. Mumbai has an incredible, infectious energy, but it is very easy to get caught up in comparing your timeline to someone else’s. Building my own identity meant learning to say “no” to things that didn’t align with my vision, and realizing that consistency and authenticity outlast overnight hype every single time.
Q6. What kind of roles, scripts, or creative collaborations are currently exciting you the most for your upcoming projects?
Priyanka Tiwari. I am really drawn to layered, complex characters — women who are ambitious, vulnerable, and a little unpredictable. I want to be part of stories that spark conversations, whether that is a gritty thriller or a nuanced contemporary drama. On the fashion front, I love collaborating with homegrown Indian designers who are blending traditional craftsmanship with futuristic, global silhouettes.
In fashion, you project an image outward; in acting, you invite the audience inward.
Q7. When you finally get a break from back-to-back shoots and sets, how do you like to unwind and recharge?
Priyanka Tiwari. I love disconnecting from my phone and keeping things slow. A perfect day off involves sleeping in without an alarm, catching up on a good book, spending time with my family, and enjoying a long, unhurried dinner with my closest friends. If I have a few days, a quick trip near the water or into the mountains does wonders to reset my mind.
Q8. What is one piece of advice you would give to young models and actors looking to make their mark today?
Priyanka Tiwari. Focus on your craft more than your follower count. Trends and algorithms change every week, but preparation, discipline, and kindness on set are what actually build a lasting career. Show up on time, be a sponge around experienced professionals, and never dim your individuality to fit into a mold.

Rapid-Fire
DMW. Three things always in your handbag?
PT. A hydrating lip tint, a classic pair of sunglasses, and a portable phone charger.
DMW. A fashion trend you never get tired of?
PT. Monochrome power suits and tailored menswear-inspired blazers.
DMW. Your ultimate comfort food after a long shoot?
PT. A hot bowl of homemade dal chawal with a dollop of ghee, or a classic wood-fired Margherita pizza.
DMW. One filmmaker or designer on your dream collaboration list?
PT. Zoya Akhtar for cinema, and Sabyasachi or Gaurav Gupta for fashion.
DMW. Your go-to song to get hyped before a shoot?
PT. Anything upbeat by Rihanna or a high-energy Bollywood dance track to instantly lift the mood on set.
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