We report a 25–year–old man presenting with cutaneous vasculitis. Cutaneous vasculitis is a rare condition that refers to a type of vasculitis that affects the blood vessels, which are the arteries veins or both and it also affects any part of the body. This pathophysiologic condition of the patient is presented clinically as recurrent cutaneous vasculitis, with the patient having absence of any other symptoms apart from swelling of ankle and erupted red spot like rashes all over the body specifically aggressive on the lower limbs. Our report is presented with the entire clinical manifestation of patient, differential diagnosis of patient and the underlying etiology which was determined to be viral/stress. Treatment undergone by the patient for the whole period of recurrences, and diagnosis for any other ailment which could have caused this pathophysiological condition is also elaborately discussed in this article.