Mallika Handa
Contact: mallikahanda19@gmail.com
University/School: Northumbria University
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_m.a.ll.i.ka_/
Website: https://readymag.website/u2286909147/5303862/
About me
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About me _____
Curious and creative with a passion for campaign development, storytelling, and brand direction. Skilled in writing, visual strategy and collaborative design, I enjoy crafting purposeful narratives that connect with audiences.
From artist interviews to campaign planning, I bring ideas to life through content, brand strategy, and storytelling. I’ve gained skills in trend forecasting, branding, and marketing strategy through my Fashion Communication degree at Northumbria, where I also built my own brand with a full strategy plan. I’ve gained real-world experience with Urban Kingdom, Vane Art Gallery, London Fashion week, and more! Preparing me to contribute effectively to the dynamic creative industry. I blend creativity with meaning, and make it look good while I’m at it.
Inspiration
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Inspiration _____
Packed your passport but forgot your SPF? Don’t sweat it - we’ve got your glow-to goodies sorted!
The inspiration behind Tote & Trot stemmed from a desire to simplify the way we prepare for travel - especially when it comes to beauty and wellness. As someone who values intentional living and self-expression, I wanted to create a concept that merges personal care with purposeful packing. The project was shaped by a growing need for convenience, sustainability, and individuality in the travel space.
Through AI-powered recommendations and curated, destination-specific kits, Tote & Trot empowers modern travellers to feel confident and cared for - wherever in the world they go. Tote & Trot is more than just a website - it’s a movement, a lifestyle, and a community. By making travel more manageable and accessible, from TSA-friendly sizes to destination-specific edits, This website makes it easy to feel prepared and radiant, without the overwhelm.
My work
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My work _____
“The Beginning is the most important part of the work”