In a conversation with Tellychakkar.com, Neil Bhatt who was last seen in Sabke Jeevan Ka Aadhar – Ramayan (Zee TV) as Lakshman and is currently reprising episodic roles in Gumrah: End of Innocence and Savdhan India @ 11, shares some fashion of his tips with his fans. Read on to know more… Fashion is: Comfort. Who chooses your clothes? I choose everything all by myself. But there are times when my mom and sister help me and I really appreciate their help; feel that they have an extremely good dressing sense. Do you wear accessories? Yes sometimes, but I make sure I don’t go overboard while accessorizing myself. A cool band or a bead bracelet is all that I prefer. I also quite like the idea of clip-on earrings. Do you follow any brands? I am really not a brand conscious person. I wear whatever I like, be it from the streets or a mall. By being an actor, I do not feel that there is a need to enforce brand consciousness. Favourite shopping destination? I mostly shop in Mumbai. Most expensive buy: Firstly let me disclose that I have a fetish for technology. Hmm…and the last expensive purchase that I made was a Nikon DSLR camera for my sister that cost me around Rs 1, 11,000 and a Dell Laptop for myself for Rs. 51,000. Clothes you are comfortable in: It has to be Kargos/denim and a T-shirt/shirt. Something which you can move around comfortably in. Must have in your wallet: Since I support the use of plastic money, it would be debit cards. The whole thing is that money can get stolen or lost but if you have a card there’s be no chance of money being misplaced. Favourite perfume: Ferrari (the black edition). Describe sale in one word: It think it’s superb! Currently your wardrobe is overflowing with? Lots and lots of clothes. You have hardest time getting dressed for: I am a very quick dresser because I do not believe in wasting time. Any fashion disaster you have come across recently? None, thankfully everyone has complimented me for my dressing style so far. If you had to choose a fashion era, which period will it be? I think every era has its own charm.