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Of course, the four lofts Prom Dresses 2011 the cupboards belong to Pia and she uses them to stock her winter stuff. A large chest in the room holds her accessories, another one outside the room, her shoes, and two cupboards near the terrace a floor above hold her Indian clothes and more shoes. Yet, when the 34-year-old designer walks into the room post noon with her two-and-a-half-year-old son, she looks like any other mom Cocktail Dresses has just picked up her child from school. Pia is wearing a floral-print, knee-length cotton dress with gold kolhapuris, her hair is tied in a ponytail, and her Fendi denim handbag looks well-worn. "In summers and during the daytime especially I live in dresses. I love the bohemian look and am most comfortable in it," she says. Pia, Empire Waist Sweetheart Long Prom Gown studied fashion management at the London College of Fashion, has been dabbling on and off in the Indian retail market since 2003 and recently launched her label Pia Pauro, which she retails out of Ogaan in New Delhi and Mumbai, and her store Rockabella in Gole Market, New Delhi. She tells us why jersey and cashmere are her fabrics, what Empire Waistline Long Formal Dress greatest fashion luxury is and what has changed with Delhi girls when it comes to style. Edited excerpts from an interview: How different is your day look from your out-on-the-town dressing style? Daytime is usually about dresses in summer, Patialasalwars with a T-shirt or a ganji, kurta with lycra pants. I have two small children and I have to visit my workshop (a garment- manufacturing unit), so I like to wear clothes that are comfortable. I prefer the skinny look rather than the voluminous one, that's why jersey is one of my favourite fabrics. In the evening, my look is more edgy. I am not into the glam red-carpet gowns kind of clothes.