What is your look…chic or dapper or handsome?

Whatever the pick, wearing your sherwani right is an art.

Here are some ways to get it right:

• Look Indian and wear a sherwani. Team it with a dhoti
• Wear what suits you rather than what the fashion dictates
• If wearing heirloom look for damages and any frayed areas
• Have a clear vision of the look you wish to have in your mind
• Note that the neck is generally a tapered placket making the neck look slender and angular
• Let the embroidery be classy and not very busy
• Churidaars look not be crumpled and doesn’t have too many rings at bottom
• Do not opt for loud colours and keep it low key and subtle
• Wear age appropriate and stylish
• It should be well- cut and comfortable
• The tailoring should be absolutely perfect for you
• Select wearable and breathable fabric. Wear fashion with clear sense of comfort
• Do not go over blingy
• Do not have huge embroidery or busy motifs
• Dress to enhance personality
• Wear to balance the physique
• Fitting has to be perfect
• Select according to body type
• Have a full dress session before your D-day
• Do not choke with bandgalaas. Look at the subtleness of the neck
• Have the shoulders fitted well
• Always wear a vest or a T-shirt
• Select comfortable footwear and wear accordingly. Opt for a mojaris, jooti with clean lines and less embellishments
• Please wear a stole if comfortable with less tassles
• Carry a stole which matches the outfit and not contrasting to take away the effect
• March your turban properly
• A pocket square or a silk stole look great with a traditional sherwani