A model, tennis player and a fashion enthusiast,
incredibly good looking and innately stylish Arjun Dutta is the new face to
watch out for in the world of fashion and yes, soon on the silver screen too. The
ever dapper Arjun, in conversation with Stylefluid Trendz opens up on his approach
to fashion and style.
As mentioned earlier, Stylefluid Trendz has
started a new section ‘People & Style’, with a sole purpose to celebrate
people (around us) and their signature style. With his effortless personal style, Arjun is
definitely the right candidate to be featured under this section. Why? To know
the answer, read Arjun’s personal style story and have a look at his photo
story.
I enjoy fashion!!!
I love putting outfits together, playing around with textures, colours, prints
and patterns. For me style is all about breaking the rules. It’s the little
touch to the overall look which matter the most. Darkening the toe of your
brogues, wearing a bold pocket square, a pop of colour on the wrist; these
minor distinctions makes all the difference this creating a lasting impression
and a visual.
"Using texture as a pattern- i like adding pattern such as an abstract print shirt to this solid khaki suit which adds an element of interest". |
I have noticed
that in India, majority of people are brand savvy, thanks to economic boon and
power of consumerism. I am not being judgmental here, nothing is wrong in
being brand savvy, however the irony is that most of these brand conscious
people of both gender make the mistake of letting the logo wear them than the
other way round.
"There is nothing transient about Italian style, which is a result of a generational appreciation of the immortal fundamentals of style fit, cut and colour". |
It is always
better to choose one or two pieces, not necessarily a brand, that flatters you
and your persona instead of a popular brand name that does not flatter you in
any way.
"A boutonniere provides a small dash of color and personality that speaks volumes of the person wearing it". |
In my case fashion
is not about how many clothes i have in my wardrobe but it’s about putting
pieces together. Even if you have to choose from not more than five different
pieces -a suit,a shirt,a polo,a pair of chinos and two pairs of shoes, it can
give you at least 10 different looks without repeating any of them. That’s
called being creative and trend setter and what you do with it is art.
"Bold print shirts- Individuality is the way i mark my way out from the crowd,something that makes what i wear just that little bit better than what someone else is wearing". |
I've never gone to
fashion school but i do read a lot .I believe in my knack for originality. I would
not buy what everyone’s buying in the name of newest trends or the hype of what’s
in for the season. I would prefer approaching the very idea of trend in a
different way something that complements my style sensibility. For example this
season people are going really mad over earthly toned trench coats. I would
rather get a shorter trench coat made with different material and add some color. It's how you experiment with detail and crate your unique style
statement.
"Coloured tailoring- both high fashion and high street collections are clearly showing a preference for more adventurous colours and patterns when it comes to tailoring". |
Inspired by
Italian tailoring and bespoke tailoring, I recently did a photo story of my
personal style. There is nothing transient about Italian style, which is a
result of a generational appreciation of the immortal fundamentals of style,
fit, cut and colour. Therefore, Italian style is one that i garner inspiration
from.
"Coloured blazers - Coloured blazers are a great way to inject a new lease of life into my wardrobe".
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The art of
sprezzatura, commonly defined as “a certain nonchalance, so as to conceal all
art and make whatever one does or say appear to be without effort and almost
without any thought about it”, relies on attention to detail. That’s what i
love doing and is an extension of my individual style statement.
"Adding accessories -I like completing my whole outfit by adding little accessories like a pocket watch and a silk pocket square at times to give the whole outfit a clean and polished look". |
What a great article. Heartening to see someone so young have the sophistication to acknowledge and understand advanced menswear concepts like 'Sprezzatura'. The world definitely needs more of him.
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