New Delhi [India], July 7 (ANI): Tech giant, entrepreneur, and CEO of Ola Cabs and Krutrim, Bhavish Aggarwal, opens up on the influence of the attire statement of the techies in the West and unravels his fondness to wear 'Kurtas' in public events in an attempt to bring back the cool of Indian fashion amongst the youngsters. Speaking to ANI, Bhavish talks about the elegance of sartorial wear and the need to communicate the essence of a polished but relaxed approach to clothing. Aggarwal elucidates the grace and comfort of wearing a kurta as a fashion statement that stands true to Indian roots and remains fit for Indian CEOs to wear on formal occasions.
"I actually normally these days for public events wear a kurta. And I think that I'm also trying to communicate a certain image about how Indian CEOs, I think, can be. We can be more comfortable in our skin, quite literally, right? And our skin is our clothing--the kind of fashion sense that is true in India.
And a kurta is a very elegant dress, in my view. So, I feel all Indian CEOs, especially the younger tech ones, should wear a kurta," said Bhavish. Bhavish also highlights how bigwigs like former CEO of Apple Steve Jobs and President of NVIDIA Jensen Huang made the attire statement by simply wearing what was best in their interests, adding that the idea was what made him indulge in the trend.
"Over the years, especially in the Bay Area, they have made the attire statement. And it started, I think, with Steve Jobs. He had his.
