Haffsah Bilal, creative director at Lajeen Artistry, has built an impeccable reputation based on experience, versatility and talent within the fashion and bridal industry. She has an extensive and diverse portfolio of qualified makeup artistry and hair stylisation spanning over a period of 13 years across the fashion capitals of the globe. Having trained and worked in Milan, Paris and London she has a great understanding of local as well as International trends which has contributed to the success of Lajeen Artistry, the most sought after bridal studio in Melbourne.
Team Haffsah. Haffsah heads a team of 12 hairstylists, makeup artistes and professional dressers who assist her with fashion shows, editorial shoots, cinematic productions and bridal parties. An accredited trainer and assessor Haffsah also hosts highly in demand workshops with live demonstrations and makeup showcasing where she passes on her knowledge to aspiring makeup artists, models and ordinary women who are keen to learn how to groom themselves to a high standard.
Her current portfolio boasts of high profile clientele such as partners of AFL players for the Brownlow Medal, Indian Film Festival Melbourne 2015 Equality Fashion show, editorial Photoshoots for the Herald Sun with high profile couture designer Silvana Tedesco, MTV music videos for Bollywood singers, high end red carpet event attendees and Bollywood celebrities.
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