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‘I’m a shorts and T-shirt kind of guy’

Aditya Seal opens up about his personal style, and his thoughts on gender-neutral fashion

- Shruti Shende shruti.shende@hindustant­imes.com

At the recently concluded FDCI x Lakmé Fashion Week in the Capital, actor Aditya Seal walked for designer Siddartha Tytler as a showstoppe­r, wearing an embroidere­d black and blue zipped kurta set with a jacket. After the show, he talked to us about his relationsh­ip with fashion, quick style tips he follows, his fitness mantra and much more. Read on.

It is easy and casual; I’m basically a shorts and T-shirt kinda guy.

I think a pair of nice solid shorts with a fun printed shirt is ideal for summer.

I trim my beard frequently and shape the strays with a small knife.

Out of the bed look! In fact, the most experiment­al hairstyle that I’ve tried is buzz cut, keeping my hair two centimetre­s long.

White sneakers go a long way! Also, in accordance to my body type, I prefer straight fit pants instead of tapered.

Other than drinking sufficient amount of water, moisturise your skin on a daily basis; I think moisturisa­tion is very important. Also, one must always wash their face before going to bed.

I believe consistenc­y is the key. Whatever you do, if you’re working out, it doesn’t matter if it’s only for 20 minutes a day, but keep doing it on a daily basis.

It is the future. I like it. Nothing makes me happier than doing my bit for the ecosystem.

I didn’t think I would be able to pull off an angrakha kurta, which I wore last season for a show. But after wearing it, I thought why is this garment only for women?

It should absolutely be neutral for all genders. I definitely feel there should be equality in terms of clothes too.

I do it only for the screen. But I support men who like to do makeup, and are comfortabl­e with it.

D Becks (David Beckham; former football player) is my all-time favourite.

Always be in pursuit of happiness. That’s all that matters.

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