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Chandri for Teen Vogue

For Chandri, growing up in the spotlight meant learning how to exist while constantly being watched. From her earliest roles to becoming one of the most recognisable faces of her generation, fame has followed her everywhere — including places where she leasts expects it. A quiet coffee run can turn into a photo opportunity, and a casual outfit can become a social media craze before the day is over.

“It feels strange, because you're still just a person,” she says. “You still have bad days, you still want to be alone sometimes. But you’re aware that people are always seeing a version of you.”

That constant visibility comes with its own pressures. Chandri has spoken openly about the exhaustion that comes with feeling like she is always performing. Not just on set, but in everyday life. The expectation to be polished, grateful, and endlessly available, blurs the line between her public image and private self.

Yet, she says, fame has also taught her the importance of protecting the person behind the persona. “I’ve had to learn that being perceived isn’t the same as being known,” she reflects. “The people closest to me remind me of who I am when the cameras aren’t on.”

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@ chandri ✷ glimpse of us • joji

❤️ 3.2M 💬 246K 🔄 32.3K ➢ 12.6K liked by conangray, oliviarodrigo, baileybass and others chandri Behind the scenes of my photoshoot for Vogue Japan! Thank you so much for having me.

@ chandri ✷ lovers rock • tv girl

❤️ 4.3M 💬 115K 🔄 34.4K ➢ 10.3K liked by lararaj, jennaortega, sadiesink_ and others chandri Goodbye Tokyo, until next time xx

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@ chandri ✷ off to the races • lana del rey

❤️ 4.2M 💬 236K 🔄 62.3K ➢ 10.6K liked by lola.tung, baileybass, sadiesink_ and others chandri Fit check for Paris Fashion Week #Miu Miu

@ chandri ✷ everybody here wants you • jeff buckley

❤️ 3.8M 💬 468K 🔄 32.7K ➢ 65.1K liked by rachelzegler, lararaj, baileybass and others chandri Thank you to my secret admirer

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Barbie premiere at the Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall in Los Angeles, California

For the premiere of Barbie, Chandri wore a Dior gown from the Fall/Winter 2009 Haute Couture collection by John Galliano. The design paired a sharply constructed lingerie-inspired bustier with an extravagant bubblegum-pink skirt, its voluminous silhouette scattered with embroidered and bejewelled floral appliqués. Crystal bow earrings and a matching necklace completed the look.

The event itself arrived with an unofficial dress code that audiences had anticipated almost as eagerly as the film: Barbiecore. The pink carpet became a sea of fuchsia gowns, power suits, retro references, and recreations of iconic Mattel dolls.

Rather than replicating a vintage Barbie doll, Chandri chose to reflect Sasha, the cynical and politically outspoken late teenager she portrayed in the film. The Galliano look carried an edge absent from the night, with the exposed corsetry creating an almost mischievous silhouette that felt far closer to the rebellious glamour of early-2000s Bratz dolls than traditional Barbie perfection. Much like Sasha challenged the idealised image of Barbie throughout the film, Chandri's look embraced pink and femininity whilst subtly resisting the polished sweetness typically associated with them.