Being fashion forward

Silken dhoti pants, colourful sneakers and spiked hair, choreographer Terence Lewis is known for his dramatic yet stylish fashion quotient.
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This contemporary dancer loves accessories like watches and shoes more than clothes. He spoke to CS about his style statement:

My style statement... is relaxed and easy. Being a dancer I love wearing clothes that give me a certain sense of comfort.u00a0

I love ufffdu00a0 a pair of denims and a white shirt. This is a classic combination and can be sported anywhere without you risking a fashion faux pass.u00a0

Favourite colour ufffdu00a0 is white. I have quite a number of white shirts and tees in my closet. White allows my skin to breathe even in the most uncomfortable settings.u00a0

Theu00a0 perfect summer attire ufffdu00a0 would be denims, a white shirt with a linen jacket. I have a lot of linen stuff in my wardrobe too. A pair of nice shoes or boots will complete the look.
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Favourite perfume ufffdu00a0 Is Fahrenheit by Christian Dior. It is a lovely masculine fragrance and smells awesome.

My style icon ufffdu00a0 Is David Beckham. I think everyone's style quotient pales in front of David. He is effortlessly stylish while the rest look dressed up.u00a0

I enjoy shopping ufffdu00a0 I am not a brand conscious shopper. I like to mix and match. But
I like to be creative in my dressing so you'll see me in a lot of fusion wear like stoles
with shirts, dhoti pants with waistcoats and so on.u00a0

My favourite designers are ufffd Internationally,
I love Alexander McQueen, while my fave Indian designer is Gavin Miguel.