From no designer giving her clothes to making a bold statement as the cover girl of a magazine; Urfi Javed's rise and massive transformation

Urfi Javed is currently one of the most talked-about and controversial celebs in the country. The actress is even the most searched Indian celeb too. Her journey has surely seen many ups and downs but the diva knew her path and has finally reached closer to her destination of success with her DIY outfits in the fast fashion Industry, she is now getting featured by every prestigious designer and International couture collection. Take a look at her journey:

Urfi was featured wearing a one-of-a-kind silk tulle saree by the renowned designers' Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla. Urfi shines like a diva in her silver and gold ensemble, replete with a sparkling blouse. Urfi kept her make-up and hair simple, opting for a neutral palette and smokey eyes. And opted for a sleek hairstyle.

Urfi's pictures from the recent magazine shoot went viral on the internet, and she was spotted wearing a black outfit with the word 'dirty' written on it. And even some bold looks for the cover. But her hair and makeup were the centre of attraction. Urfi dyed her hair pink and bleached her brows, giving her a highly striking appearance that has been very popular internationally. As usual, the teenage social media sensation wore the outfit with confidence.

Yet, many people were unaware that Urfi worked with the same crew that created Ranveer Singh's controversial nude look for Paper magazine.

Urfi dared to not use any wig or temporary solutions for her look, instead coloured her hair into bright pink and bleached her brows for the blonde. The actress has been slaying the look after the magazine shoot with some bold outfits. She recently wore a green ensemble that complimented her hair for sure.

Urfi Javed became the first Indian celebrity to wear Rahul Mishra's collection during Paris Fashion Week. The outfit was inspired by water bodies and included small fish components throughout. The dress was made of blue and white sequins. Urfi looked great in her outfit.

Rahul Mishra's work has been shown in fashion weeks in London, Dubai, and Australia, as well as India Fashion Week. He is also well-known for using traditional Indian textiles and skilled artisanship in his work. Urfi is wearing his most recent collection, which debuted at Paris Fashion Week.

Bollywood stylist Anaita Shroff was the one who styled Urfi for the magazine cover. She lauded the actress for her fashion journey and wrote a long post for her. She wrote, "What better than a custom DIY look for the undisputed queen of DIY @urf7i ! I’ve long admired her love for fashion and her tenacity to follow her passion. It broke my heart when designers refused to dress her, but undeterred she set up her own workshop and created her interpretations daily! Fashion is for everyone. I promised you this day would come, Covergirl Uorfi!"

"Today for @thedirtymagazine she wears some of the most creative labels, custom-made for her. I’m sure more will follow! For this look, it’s a toile ( where all the magic begins.. )and stickers! #diybaby
Thanks, @kshitijkankaria @anuragsharma91 @otherwarya for letting me be a small piece of this giant project #dreamteam make dreams come true", she added.

Not just Anaita but even Ridhi Dogra shared a shout-out for the DIY queen and appreciated her DIY fashion that made a bold statement in the industry. She wrote, "Your own anyway! Fashion is for everyone. And this is not just about fashion. It is about empowerment and you empowered yourself before anyone else could. The kinda girl every girl should learn from. More and More power to you @urfi71 Be the star."

When Urfi wore Abu Jani's outfit she shared how she has her journey been and revealed that earlier no designer would give her clothes to wear and that is when she began to design her clothes and go for DIY outfits that turned into a major hit. She wrote, "I am thrilled to be dressed by Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla. They are masters of what they do and have made me feel all the more empowered with their acceptance of who I am."

She added, "No designers would give me clothes which is why I started making my own. Abu, Sandeep have changed that for me. @abujanisandeepkhosla."

In a candid conversation with the magazine, Urfi shared that she had a troubled childhood and to escape from those toxic memories she began to weave her dreams into fashion. This journey not only helped her become independent but also healed her from the trauma she received in childhood. She called Fashion her escape from her traumatic, problematic childhood.

Urfi began her career in Television as an actress however, things didn't work out much in her favour and she decided to take a break. She focused on her DIY designing for fast fashion and participated in Bigg Boss OTT. The reality show surely turned the tables for her as the actress began to feature in headlines for every statement she made either with her attire or her controversies.