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Ethereally embroidered motifs on sheer fabrics, our ethnic wear for men stands for their fine crafts and exquisite detailing. Inspired by India’s glorious traditions and artistic styles, this collection is perfect for men who love to wear royal ensembles to special occasions and festivities. From silk Kurta for men to Stylish Achkan and Indo Western Sherwani, Exotic India Art’s dresses for men celebrate vivid hues and enchanting Indian cultural elements.
Sherwani with Churidar Pajama – Our Silk blend Sherwanis seamlessly display traditional designs that embellish the fabric opulently. The Sherwani comes with a contrasting colored Churidar pant which lends a comfortable fit without compromising its style statement. This combination becomes a fashionista favorite for wedding functions.
Jodhpuri Bandhgala Coat – Jodhpuri coats have always been known for their regal grace. The closed neckline and the designer buttons give the wearer a distinct look which goes beyond ordinary style. Bandhgala coats from Jodhpur, Rajasthan, are the perfect fusion between tradition and modern allure.
Angarakha Style Sherwani with Dhoti Pant – The Angarakha Sherwani with side button arrangement is the perfect Sherwani design that captures the essence of luxury and contemporary aesthetics. The ready-to-wear Dhoti pant complements the upper rightly and gives the overall attire an attractive flair.
Styling Tips
You can always enhance your overall look by adding stylish accessories that complement your outfit perfectly. But don’t forget to give it a final touch-up, which is your confidence to carry the attire. It takes your appeal from boring to alluring with no effort.
Accessorize your Indo-Western sherwani with a statement brooch and a metallic wristwatch.
Complement your traditional wear with a pair of mojris or juttis to level up your ethnic game.
To take your look up a notch, style your Jodhpuri Bandhgala Coat with a contrasting trouser pant and you are good to go.
FAQs
Q1. What do you wear under Sherwani?
It is customary for a sherwani to be worn over a kurta during a wedding; however, this is not a requirement, and you are free to wear your sherwani in whatever manner you see fit. You could decide to wear a vest or a t-shirt underneath the sherwani rather than a kurta if you'd like not to expose too much skin. Wearing a sherwani in this manner is how it is traditionally done.
Q2. How is Sherwani decided?
It depends on the kind of look you want to pull off with the outfit. The two most common styles we see grooms wear are simple and magnificent. Both styles look good, but which one you choose depends on your own personal taste. Do you want anything that has been printed, decorated, embroidered, or that you worked on yourself? There are many different options, and you need to choose the type of job that fits your interests the best. Also, the fabrics you choose are important. Depending on your job and the weather, you might choose raw silk, benarasi, velvet, or brocade, for example.
Q3. Which type of sherwani is best?
The Royals will wear Jodhpuri Sherwanis. Sherwanis look best when they are made in Jodhpuri styles. People often think that the jodhpuri pattern is a beautiful addition to a man's royal outfit, perfect for royal weddings. Still, the jodhpuri style is a favorite of almost every man because of how colorful and polished it looks. A royal jodhpuri sherwani is usually made by skilled designers who know how to make it look great. Because of this, a Jodhpuri Sherwani for a groom or a Jodhpuri Sherwani for a wedding is made in limited quantities and is very expensive. You can pair the Jodhpuri sherwani with jackets, stoles, and cufflinks to give it an extra edge. Put on everything that will make you look like a king or queen.
Q4. Which color is best for sherwani?
Darker-hued sherwanis are becoming increasingly popular, which is a shift from the past, when lighter-colored sherwanis were the norm. Because, when viewed in its whole, it lends the groom an air of superiority and authority to his overall appearance. Because the sherwani is not very well-liked, those that are lighter in color, such as skin or white, are in higher demand than those that are darker in color, such as maroon or black. Sherwanis of deeper hues, when worn, give the appearance that the person wearing them is livelier than they actually are. This is because darker colors reflect more light.
Q5. Can I wear jeans with sherwani?
Yes. The designers provide some suggestions for how a sherwani might be worn, and these suggestions are based on the wearer's desired level of comfort as well as their own unique sense of style. The sherwani is the most important part of the traditional outfit, which also consists of a kurta and either churidars or pants in addition to the sherwani. In addition, the sherwani may be worn in a manner that is less formal by pairing it with a pair of denim pants and removing the buttons that are located on the front of the sherwani.
Q6. How do you choose a good sherwani?
The two types of attire that we see grooms wearing most frequently are beautiful and plain. Both of these fashions are attractive, but which one you pick will be determined by your individual sense of style. Do you want something that has been personalized by being printed, embellished, or embroidered, or that you have worked on yourself? There is a wide variety of work available, and you should select the kind of employment that corresponds the most closely to the things that most interest you. In addition to this, the textiles that you choose are significant. For example, you may select raw silk, benarasi, velvet, or brocade to wear to work, but your decision would also be influenced by the weather.
Q7. What is the right length for sherwani?
The appearance of a regal robe is one of the reasons that men's sherwanis are so widely worn; this is also one of the reasons why they are so popular. It is nearly impossible to ignore the charm and magnetic energy that comes from a man who is dressed to the nines in a sherwani. Simply said, one cannot ignore him. Even though sherwanis are now sold in a variety of lengths, the traditional sherwani is still worn at a length that is just a tad bit longer than what would fall just below the knee. This is because the sherwani is meant to be wrapped around the wearer's body rather than draped over it.
Q8. Why do people wear sherwani?
The sherwani has been well-liked for a significant amount of time as an ensemble that is appropriate for wearing on formal occasions, and it has earned a significant amount of attention in recent years for its use as a bridal garment in many different countries. A piece of clothing known as the sherwani was customarily worn by male members of the Turkish and Persian aristocracy whenever they attended the court. Due to the fact that it was also their court attire, it not only functioned as a symbol of the nobility's dignity and decorum, but it also served as court clothing.
Q9. What material is used for sherwani?
Sherwanis can be woven from a wide range of fabrics, including silk, cotton, and even terry wool, depending on the design. There is a wide range of diversity in the kinds of textiles that may be utilized in the production of sherwanis as well. Awe-inspiring bridal apparel may be crafted from a variety of silks, including raw silk, cot silk, jacquard silk, and brocade silk, to name just a few of the many options available. Silk is often recognized as the best material for bridal attire, and stunning ensembles may be crafted out of these many sorts of silk.
Q10. How many types of sherwani are there?
At this very moment, we are being shown the list of the top eight Sherwanis for the very first time in its whole. This is a very significant moment. a piece of traditional clothing that may be worn to almost any kind of cultural occasion; nonetheless, it is of the utmost importance to pick the suitable piece. The Chipkan Style Sherwani, the Indo-Western Sherwani, the Achkan Sherwani, the Angrakha Sherwani, the Printed Modern Sherwani, the Jodhpuri Sherwani, the Jacket Style Sherwani, and the Anarkali Style Sherwani are some of the various sherwani styles that are available. Other sherwani styles include the Jodhpuri Sherwani and the Anarkali Style Sherwani.
Q11. What is the difference between Achkan and Sherwani?
Both the Achkan and the Angarkha were historically ornamented with a sash that was wrapped around the wearer's waist and known as a patka, kamarband, or dora. This sash was worn around the waist. This sash was worn around the wearer's waist in a wrapped fashion. This helped the garment to keep its form better than it would have otherwise. During the medieval period, a sherwani was typically worn as an eye-catching outer garment for important events like weddings. These kinds of occasions were considered to be very important. Royal weddings are one type of ceremony that might be considered an example of this type. The Achkan is seldom worn on its own; rather, it is almost always accompanied with either a dhoti or a pair of churidars.
Q12. How do you wear an Achkan?
Traditional wear for the Achkan kurta calls for the wearer to pair it with either a dhoti or a churidar as the bottom garment. In addition, they have a beautiful appearance when paired with trousers that have a tapered leg or cigarette pants. An achkan can, if one so chooses, be entirely buttoned up and worn in the same fashion as a kurta. This is one of the many ways in which an Achkan can be worn. Alternatively, you might wear it as a jacket over a kurta by loosening the buttons on the front of the garment, then donning it over the kurta. This would be a more traditional way of wearing it.
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