After years away from the ramp, Natasa Stankovic made a powerful return at Bombay Times Fashion Week—and it wasn’t just her style that impressed—it was her resilience.
Walking the runway in elegant draped silhouettes infused with bold prints and luxe textures, Natasa brought runway drama—but in the sweetest twist, she was flanked by tears and cheers. Her son, Agastya, was her “tiniest cheerleader,” and Natasa admitted the moment shifted more than her shoes—it shifted her perspective.
What makes this comeback resonate? It’s a portrait of the modern Indian woman—multidimensional, career-driven, family-loving, and unapologetically stylish. Her interview taking viewers behind the scenes revealed vulnerability, strength, and a sense of reclamation.
As she revisited past choices—including her reality-show stint in Bigg Boss—Natasa said she often felt lost, unsure of her place. But on this ramp? She looked centered, radiant, and absolutely in control.
Final Take: Natasa’s FTW moment isn’t just a runway story—it’s a statement. It’s about rewriting narratives: fashion isn’t just for the early-career or single girl—it’s for moms, multifaceted women, and every person forging their own style timeline.
