I swear by high-street fashion - Kalki Koechlin

I have two. Gwen Stefani and Audrey Hepburn. Gwen because she constantly experiments with her clothes and always manages to look unique. And Audrey because no one symbolises classic style quite like her.

My style changes from day to day. It actually depends on my mood.

Rekha and Zeenat Aman.

Among Indian designers, I like Sabyasachi. His clothes are breathtakingly beautiful. The work is so intricate. He can make anyone look stunning. My other favourite designer is Marc Jacobs. I wish we had more access to his stuff here. His creations are fun and flirty.

I can’t remember any one in particular right now. But if repeating clothes is a fashion faux-pas, then I make them quite often because if I like something, I will wear it more than once. Fashion critics be damned.

I swear by high-street fashion. It's more wearable every day. I opt for designer wear only when I have to go for a function or an evening event, as designer clothes are grand. Also, I like buying clothes from vintage shops. There’s a street in London called Neal Street, where you get everything vintage. All shops there have clothes that resemble the ’60s and ’70s fashion. I can live there.

Depends. I can spend hours at street shops. I love checking out the local fashion of every place I visit.

I have a major shoe fetish. It’s becoming a huge problem for me because I don’t have place on my shoe rack. I’ve now taken over some space on Anurag’s (Kashyap, her husband) shoe shelf. I have over 60 shoes.

Don’t follow trends blindly. Wear your personality. And always, always wear clothes that suit your body type.

A cream and gold floor-length anarkali by Preeti S Kapoor. It’s something that I feel will look fabulous on Rekha.

Oh, there are quite a few. But I think Some Like It Hot, the French film Le Samurai, The Thomas Crown Affair and A Single Man are the most stylish films ever made.