COLOUR IS GENDERLESS

THE KEY LIES IN EXPERIMENTING — BE IT IN THE WORLD OF ACTING OR FASHION, BELIEVES ACTOR SUNNY HINDUJA WHO ENJOYED EXPLORING THE MAGIC THAT COLOURS AND PRINTS CAN LEND TO A MAN’S WARDROBE

- Radhika Bhirani

Why should girls have all the fun? Simply sink in pink!

Sunny Hinduja: “I am more of a person who would wear classic colours like black, blue and grey, but coloured suits are something I would like to experiment with. It’s like an exercise for me as an actor... that I should be able to get comfortable in whatever and wherever, like a character. Pink looks very interesting. We relate colours with genders. But colours, for me, are genderless”

Polka dots are a recurring fashion trend. Pick bright colour combinations to exude cheer and a retro vibe all the way!

Sunny Hinduja: “This suit is very different, and I think it depicts a very different side of my personality. I was quite comfortable wearing this or carrying it, and it was as fun as it looks”

Add dollops of funk and spunk with a mélange of colours

Sunny Hinduja: “This is something I aspire to put on, and I happily took on the challenge. I felt very comfortable and confident with this. The idea was to go with the flow. I feel vibrant colours look good in summer”

A smile adds the right curve to fashion, so don’t forget to wear one!

Sunny Hinduja: “Being comfortable in what you wear, and then wearing a smile, go hand-in-hand for me. I am mostly a smiling person, and people say they see a twinkle in my eyes. The torn jeans look really cool to me, as long as it is torn aesthetically. It should be like, ‘thoda dekho, thoda chhupao’”