By : Juhi Bansal

I am yet to run into someone who’s not read even one comic by The Vigil Idiot. Wait, scratch that..I have actually never met someone who has read just one comic by TVI. It’s an addiction not unlike most other habit forming things…you need your weekly fix or you go into withdrawl. And for anyone else who has been living under a rock or in China (I am sure TVI is banned there 🙂 ), go check out The Vigil Idiot, be wow-ed out of your minds and come back for this to know more about Sahil Rizwan.

Now, after this interaction with Sahil, two things were very clear…he has an awesome sense of humor (ok this I knew from before) and that fashion makes him very uncomfortable <evil laugh!>. So, I had him cornered, but Sahil did manage to get out of this one pretty well!

Excerpts from the interview:

dressed formally on an evening out with friends

 

CB: How would you define your style statement

 

SR: If the effort it takes you to get ready seems like too much work, you’re doing it wrong.

CB: What are some of your favorite shopping destination/addas

 

SR: Westside, Shoppers Stop, Max… Whatever store is closest to the entrance when I go to a mall, honestly.

 

CB: On a date or an evening out with friends, you would be seen wearing

SR: A loose fitting tee, jeans and an unbuttoned shirt on top, probably. I also have way more sweatshirts than anyone could need, so there’s a good chance that I could be in one of those too. Also, sneakers!

 

 

Dressed casually

CB: How do you dress up for work

SR: It’s pretty casual where I work, so a tee and jeans pretty much covers it. A jacket too, if it rainy or nippy in the morning. (It’s Bangalore, so it always is one of those two)

 

Sahil with a friend dressed Semi-formally

CB: And well, what are your style turn-offs in girls

SR: Too much makeup! I mean, seriously. Let the world see what you got! It can’t be half as bad as something that makes me feel like I’m going out with Photoshop.

CB: Any message to CB readers