THE woman in question, complete with a short bob and a strong accent, is your quintissential French woman! We are talking about Theresa Vejda, Head of EIMP in Paris.

EIMP represents the international and global academic structure and network, the network of organised professional faculty members and the high standards of methods and ethics.

Being in the management business from the last 15 years, Theresa has not only taught management to students around the world, but has also set up her own project (EIMP), which helps set us schools across countries.

We spoke to her about her love for fashion, food and nightlife.

Being her fourth visit to the country, we ask her what bring her here this time. "I am here to present Mod'Art Fashion School here in India," she says, "This is one of our projects, to set up international schools in foreign countries, and we wanted to target India because India has so much potential in terms of fashion and style."

But what is the role of an International fashion school in a country that is already thriving in the fashion business?

To that she has a ready answer. "I think we (Indians and the French) have a connection in the way we work," she reveals, "And if we can combine our French styles to your thinking patterns in terms of fashion, we have a exquisite mix to show the world."

"We are ready to teach the French knowhow, the technical, specialised french style. Add your creativity to it, and you have a world class product," she continues.