How To Shake The Indo Western Ethnic Look For Wedding?

A well dressed man is sure to turn heads. And if someone manages to give the traditional style a modern twist, what would you say to that?

Men have left the era of heavy Bandhglala or Sherwani behind instead of giving these timeless classics a modern twist. Do not set the Bandhgala or any other sherwani Indian clothing as wedding wear. They are making waves for a more modern image. You will find here some points to show you an easy way to Indo western dresses for wedding in festive season without doing too much. These outfits can be easily manageable with all types of trends. 

A 'dhoti' for all occasions

A dhoti is the new trend for weddings. Pair it up with long kurta or linen shirt. Participate in a music festival or road trip on the weekend or escape to Goa? Wear a pair of linen dhoti pants with a snug T-shirt or a casual shirt.

Here! A comfortable (and elegant) outfit.

Jodhpuri, Perfect dress for casual wear and weekends: 

Go out on Sunday for this restaurant "talk of the town"? Why not wear a pair of Jodhpuris (That the British made popular a long time ago) with or without flaring, a casual shirt and leather sandals? These outfits can be traced with an easy to go outfit. 

There, your elegant Sunday outfit is ready.

Shake it with a comfortable "Bandhgala"

Now we move to a more formal setting. The most common costume is undoubtedly the Sherwani. Wear a shorter version with dhoti pants or a pair of snug pants and combine it with Morjaris or leather sandals, on sherwani during the last wedding season in all its forms. Well, Bandhgala seems to be the latest trend on stage. Go ahead and adorn it as a full suit with pants or wear the sleeveless short jacket version with a shirt and pants. If you are the groom, then go for it and get it in velvet for richer style. Accessorize your outfits with an ornate turban or brooch. Here we are talking about weddings and the traditional festivals.

In the end, we will focus on your style. We would not talk about comfort because if comfort was the key, then no one would try fashion and Indo western style would not have been spoken. The traditional Indian dress style is probably one of the most beautiful trends in the world, but let's be frank, it tends to be a little bulky.

Why not combine it with the sensitivity and comfort of the West and progress with the latest trends that we strive to follow with our thinking?