Celebrity make-up artist Renju Renjimar sizzles in photo shoot | Pix
In a latest photoshoot for Diva women's store, a designer couture store based in Kochi, Renju Renjimar is seen wearing the best of her own make-up in fine raw-silk sarees and Swarovski antique crystal jewelry.
In a latest photoshoot for Diva women's store, a designer couture store based in Kochi, Renju Renjimar is seen wearing the best of her own make-up in fine raw-silk sarees and Swarovski antique crystal jewelry.
In a latest photoshoot for Diva women's store, a designer couture store based in Kochi, Renju Renjimar is seen wearing the best of her own make-up in fine raw-silk sarees and Swarovski antique crystal jewelry.
When celebrity make-up artist Renju Renjimar revealed her fondness for experimenting with her own designs, M'town went gaga.
For this Kochi based transgender make-up artist, every combination of facial paints and colors is an rediscovery of multiple shades.
Renju Renjimar is a popular and sought after name among Mollywood celebrities.
Actors Priya Mani, Mamta Mohandas, Muktha, singer Rimi Tomy and several others were spotted flaunting Renju's make-up.
She came to limelight after actor Bhavana's distinctive look on her wedding eve became viral.
The young actor's wedding make-up also was laced with Renju's skills.
In a latest photoshoot for Diva women's store, a designer couture store based in Kochi, Renju Renjimar is seen wearing the best of her own make-up in fine raw-silk sarees and Swarovski antique crystal jewelry.
Her violet raw-silk saree has Swarovski crystals and antique cut-beads embroidered onto it using golden threads.
The pattern on the chest spreads to her Rani-pink half-sleeved blouse and pallu.
Renju wears a matching round bindi and a highlighting wine-shaded matte lip color.
Her antique 'jhumka' earrings are studded with white beads with a hanging pearl bead adding glitter.
In a second look, she is seen wearing a teal satin-silk saree along with peacock blue blouse.
She wears a standard front messy French braid and a peacock blue round bindi.
Her traditional green-stoned “palakka” necklace, matching Keralite ethnic jhumkas and single-piece metallic bangle with a white stone commands attention.