What I wear reflects my personality: Pratik Dalmia, Founder, Regalia Luxury Retail LLP

Style and me I believe in understated and classy dressing. While I prefer conventional styles and cuts, I experiment with colours and accessories. The biggest risk I took was when I wore an off white linen suit several years ago for an awards function. Office wear versus party wear When it comes to office wear, you’re most likely to spot me in a pair of woollen trousers with a long-sleeved shirt or in a jacket with denims and a shirt. As for party wear, if it’s a formal gathering, I go for a dark suit with a white shirt, a vibrant tie and accessories. For casual evenings, I turn to my favourite pair of denims and shirts, with a stylish pair of shoes. Brand talk Style is a personal thing. What I wear should reflect my personality irrespective of whether I’m wearing a branded item or not. There are certain brands I swear by because of the craftsmanship and comfort.

Shopping recommendations across the globe

London The John Lobb Boutique in Jermyn Street has an eclectic mix of shoes and leather accessories that reflect the best British artistry and craftsmanship.

Milan I swear by the Kiton flagship store in Via Gesu. It’s the best brand when it comes to comfortable and versatile Neapolitan tailoring.

New York For its plethora of American and European brands with a wide variety of lounge and casual wear. Best dressed men around

Saif Ali Khan and Tikka (Shatrujit) Singh reflect their royal heritage through their clothes. Anand Mahindra stands out for his elegant sense of dressing and for his choice of doublebreasted jackets.

Five must items in my wardrobe

Collar stays, white shirts, William II shoes from John Lobb, watches and two-piece suits.