Dayle Pereira-Alemao

Hello Magazine India
Associate Editor

True to her name; which signifies depth, Dayle Pereira aims to bring that very substance to her words. Her keen eye, progressive focus and attention to detail have built a body of work across international magazines, websites and agencies which celebrates deeper insight and a longing to go beneath the surface. With well over a decade in the digital space, Dayle has transformed the idea of lifestyle content by founding, launching and supporting several digital entities; from globally-renowned news websites like NDTV to blogs like Style File, throughout her career. You can find her online at @daylepereira.

Recent articles from Dayle Pereira-Alemao

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HELLO! India Exclusive: “Children learn more from what they see than what they’re told”: Mira Kapoor on raising children with a healthy lifestyle

From screen-free family meals and involving her children in menu planning to navigating packaged foods and the endless stream of parenting advice online, Kapoor shares how she approaches building a healthy relationship with food at home
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HELLO! India Exclusive: “Beauty doesn’t have to be perfect”: Sahher Bambba on makeup as a medium for self-expression

Sahher Bambba speaks to HELLO! India about finding confidence in her own skin, the pressure to look flawless on and off screen and more
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HELLO! India Exclusive: “Good skin and a good mood go hand-in-hand”: Pratibha Ranta shares her skincare philosophy

Pratibha Ranta speaks to HELLO! India about her summer skincare routine, beauty lessons passed down by her grandmother, the everyday habits that have transformed her skin and more
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HELLO! India Exclusive: Alan Walker on his unforgettable hits: "Faded will always be a special one"

In an exclusive conversation with Alan Walker, HELLO! India goes behind the sold-out concerts and global fame to speak to the international artist about his most memorable performances, his newest project and more
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Fashion’s biggest superstars aren’t on camera; they’re on the football field

Football is no longer defined simply by tackles and passes by a jersey-clad side of 11. Nor is fashion solely about couture that glides down the runway. The ever-evolving world has proved that sports and style’s true convergence is only at its kick-off
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Harleen Deol on cricket, representation and beauty to HELLO! India: “Recovery is just as important for my skin as it is for my body”

In an interview with HELLO! India, Indian cricketer Harleen Deol speaks about her skincare routine, the challenges athletes face outdoors, and the importance of representation in inspiring the next generation of women in sport
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The Cannes hotel that is the reel home of White Lotus and real life birthplace of Indian royalty

This legendary hotel in the South of France may be best known for its positioning during the Cannes Film Festival but it' is also about to get a starring role in this popular TV show
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HELLO! India Exclusive: Aditi Rao Hydari from Cannes 2026 on her evolving relationship with beauty and discovering her self-worth

To Aditi Rao Hydari, beauty is skin deep. So is the virtue of self-worth and her journey into cinema; all of them shaped by life's experiences. In a HELLO! India Exclusive straight from the Cannes Film Festival 2026, the actress speaks about her trajectory in cinema and relationship with style, by going back to the very beginning
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Barbara Palvin announces her pregnancy on the Cannes 2026 red carpet

The Cannes Film Festival may shine a light on cinema and style but a perfectly-timed celebrity moment, like Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse's, can do down in red carpet history
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How Indianisation swept the global red carpet

For centuries, the West has borrowed from the rich traditional and cultural heritage of the East and today, this wave has extended to the global red carpet as well
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