"Having style for me is having confidence, having the guts to step out in the super-crop top and sheer outfits. Coming from a Hindu family and a culture so embedded in the idea of measuring a woman's worth [and] dignity through how you choose to dress, [it] can be quite daunting to step out of the 'sanskari chokri' (meaning a well-cultured girl). I used to have to wonder what people would think or say about me and my family if I wore something revealing, but now I am stepping out in what I feel comfortable in and accepting that not everyone has the same level of comfort as I do with certain styles. Style is living in the moment, embracing what you've got, and just being happy because that's when you stand out."
