My Style: Rupal Mamtani

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My Style: Rupal Mamtani

Rupal Mamtani, 42, is owner of Global Living Furniture. She lives in Marietta.

Rupal Mamtani, 42, is owner of Global Living Furniture. She lives in Marietta.

Mamtani wears a long fitted tunic and navy corduroy pants, both from Anthropologie.

ATLANTA STYLE IS ... "like a mosaic -- varied depending on where you are." Mamtani chose a faceted sterling silver labradorite ring from Jaipur, India, to accessorize her look.

SIGNATURE STYLE: "Anything comfortable that allows me to bend, stretch and travel at ease. My days are usually long and filled with lifting and moving items, so comfort is key. I also try to layer my outfits so they can take me from day to evening activities. It's relaxed, but I love to try to wear at least one thing -- whether it's clothing or jewelry -- which is attention grabbing or has a story."

Mamtani wears a pair of leather cork wedges from Frye.

FAVORITE STORES: "I usually find the most interesting things when I'm traveling around the country and the world. In India, I have things custom made by wonderful tailors, and I love the dizzy variety of colors and textiles you can find there. Here in the U.S., I do gravitate to Zara and Anthropologie for my clothes, and Pella for shoes. Handcrafted jewelry by Denise Disharoon (like this silver textured necklace) is my most recent passion. She is a local artisan and hand makes each piece."

Mamtani models her vintage-designed Chan Luu smoky gray dress with applique detailing and a Rado watch.

BIGGEST SPLURGE: "Shoes and boots," such as these suede knee-length Cynthia Rowleys.

FAVORITE LABELS: "I don't have any favorite labels. I tend to seek out comfort over labels."

Mamtani has a collection of handmade Indian antique 22-karat gold necklaces, bracelets and bangles given to her by her grandmother.

Mamtani wears a ruffled tunic over a sleeveless shirt. Both are from Anthropologie.

COLLECTIBLES: "Antique and tribal Indian jewelry, and unique eyewear. I have received some very special necklaces, bracelets and other items that my grandmother and mother have passed down to me. I feel regal every time I wear my mother's wedding jewelry and remember the history behind it."

FASHION PET PEEVES: "Big shoulder pads, excessive fake tans and too much makeup. For men, it's pleated pants."

A WEAKNESS: "My current passion is the Cydwoq line of shoes and boots. They handcraft their pieces. Their motto is 'old world craftsmanship for modern feet.'" She keeps room for some of her favorite things, too, a ring from Jaipur, India, and a silver bracelet from Denise Disharoon.

BEST FIND: "$5 green corduroys from Goodwill. They fit like a glove and go with almost anything."

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Rupal Mamtani, 42, is owner of Global Living Furniture. She lives in Marietta.

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