Category: Mens Wear

Kurta Pyjama, a Indian attire comprising of a duo where kurta, a straight collarless shirt with buttons at the neckline makes the top wear while bottom wear has a loose, trousers style cut. It is the most comfortable wear for men, easy to wear and carry, full of grace and class personifying Indianness in the most authentic manner. This Indian outfit felt its first touch of glamorisation when Indian actors were seen wearing them on screen at the inception of Indian Cinema in pre-independence era which remained parallel to the time when this outfit was lovingly adopted by the freedom fighters as a symbol of unity against oppression, glorifying Indian products. How can such an outfit which comes with a

Kurta Pyjamas are one of the most comfortable attires which have found their extensive usage in Indian Men’s wear. This attire is a combination of a top wear called kurta which is more like a full-sleeve tunic with a varying length, but commonly below knees. The bottom wear known as Pyjama is a pair of straight loose trousers. The ensemble perfectly suits Indian climate as it does not cling to skin, leaving some room for air. Moreover the pair is available in variety of fabric, ranging from something as light as cambric to a heavy material like velvet, raw silk or brocade. A cheaper and lighter version of kurta pyjama has always been one of the favourite night wears of

Wedding attires for both the men and women hold a lot of significance especially if it is an Indian wedding which can never be said to be complete without dressing up in the most ethnic style. Indian traditional outfits for both men and women are available in great variety but it would not be wrong to say that a few out of these have always been a favourite and never lose their charm despite the new fashion trends. One such attire is a Sherwani which though is a traditional wear from yesteryears but it still remains as popular as it was in the past. In fact it has become the most sought after and fashionable wear for the new generations

India’s versatility and diversity reflects not only in its people, festivals, lifestyles but also clothes which add colour to this vibrant soil which has always set its own fashion trends with its unique yet amazingly beautiful outfits. Each of these attires has been influenced by the traditions and customs of a particular region. There is no denying the fact that fashion has evolved but still holds significance in present, modern times. It is not only women who enhance their beauty, charm and grace with different traditional outfits, especially at the time of big events and ceremonies guided by rituals and religious customs but men too enjoy looking their traditional best in certain age old garbs which have never been out

Are you planning to wear a designer sherwani to your wedding? For time immemorial, the sherwani has been “the” outfit of choice for many royals, nobility and upper classes. This attire is also preferred for weddings, receptions and other cultural gatherings. Like most fashions, the sherwani is often subject to many style and design innovations particularly by high fashion designers like Sabyasachi and Manish Bahl. Do you want to sport a trendy look for your wedding? Consider these latest four designer sherwani trends: Trend #1: Bold and Dark Dark and bold hues are ideal for winter weddings. This year, you can expect to see many variations of blue and black, meant to provide a sizzling contrast to the colourful festivities

A Sherwani is a long jacket with buttons and bandh gala. Though one can say that sherwanis appeared as a fusion of the British frock coat and an achkan, but soon it was adapted to become completely Indian. Sherwanis arrived on Indian soil to stay forever and become an important part of Indian traditional formal attire especially worn at the traditional ceremonies like weddings. Sherwanis have existed in many forms and our politicians and Bollywood actors have contributed towards its popularity. Sherwanis as a fashion wear never have been considered outdated and Indian bridegrooms do not have to look elsewhere for any other attire as this garb enhances the slenderness as well bring that macho look in the most dignified