Kurta Pyjama dressing guide

Kurta Pyjama dressing guide

            
Lifestylebala has brought you some fashion ideas for Traditional Indian clothes. These are the most stylish and attractive things that you can wear as an Indian guy. These are the best men's traditional outfits. Ethnic wear is one of those pieces of fashion that is very underrated in LifestyleBala’s opinion. But keep in mind when you are living in 2019, especially if you are a young bro who wants to dress metal. There is a way of going about it, which is good for everybody. We are talking about traditional Indian dressing. Talking about the price factors when it comes to ethnic, where prices can vary between 500 to 25,000 rupees, 500 on the lower end for something that you can wear as a colleague for your traditional day, but still look good and 25,000 for something that you will wear at a Shaadi, you can say something like a designed or Sherwani. In this article, everything is from a budget perspective, but to spend minimum money on your traditional wear but looks fantastic. For all of that, you have got to understand the science of Indian dressing.
           So, very fast we talk about three compulsory don'ts things which are supposed to avoid when it comes to Indian clothes. 

#1. Kurta Pyjama dressing guide for Neck style

           Firstly, no deep cut necks that mean a v-neck style kurta that is extremely deep avoided. You might think that you are looking extremely sexy showing off that little bit of chest hair, but to be honest, it just looks a little bit tacky. Remember Indian, we are supposed to be formal and in a formal event, no one exposes that much skin especially, if you are a guy. For example, look at these pictures below.

#2. Kurta Pyjama dressing guide for looks

           Secondly, keep in mind. Not too much shine not too many mirrors. You can only pull off shine and mirrors at weddings like events. You cannot put it off if you just, wearing traditional clothes at home or if you are going to your college or even like say a Diwali party. You do not have to overdo it. Nothing too glamorous, always keep it sober.

#3. Kurta Pyjama dressing  guide for Colors

         And the third rule is not more than three colors on any Kurta. A lot of bros get this wrong, where they will wear a lot of colors on a single piece of ethnic wear. So, as you can see here below and this kurta just got two colors that are white and gold. Similarly, check out this slightly lower budget Kurta that I select this for about seven hundred to eight hundred rupees and it got only blue brown and white three-color maximum.

 
           Remember, it is a formal outfit. So, start following formal wear rules. Talking about formal wear rules, always treat your kurta like a fancy dress should firstly when you are selecting the fit of the kurta. If you are a skinny guy or if you are a bro who gyms. Try selecting a slightly tight Kurta. Kurtas are designed to enhance your physique. So, if you would pick a slim fit short, normally try getting the kurta that is slightly tight on your arms on your shoulders. And If you wear a slightly baggy kurta, it takes you away from the look a little bit. You should only be wearing baggy Kurtas if you are a slightly overweight bro, where you are a little bit conscious about wearing tighter clothes. Otherwise in any situation, always try buying slightly tight Kurtas if you want to enhance your shoulders your arms and chest through that piece of clothing. That is also why the tight Kurta is extremely attractive. It is just like a slim fit shirt. Secondly, my personal opinion is that you should roll up your sleeves in any Kurta. I roll up all my shirt's sleeves and I do believe that rolling of your Kurta's sleeves makes it look a little bit more classy and the same time you look powerful.

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 Now, let's move on to the core of the article. How do you match your color to the other pieces of your outfit especially from a 2019 perspective? Remember, we kind of life in westernized Indian society. So, you got a count for things like jeans chinos all that paired up with your Kurta how do you go about it.

Kurta Pyjama dressing guide for Footwears

         Let's start with the most important aspect your shoes two ground rules no sports shoes and no sneakers. This is a huge mistake that a lot of young bros make. You can not wear these kinds of shoes with your Kurta. The shoes you can wear with your Kurta formal shoe, black and brown formal shoes try keeping it slightly simple slightly elegant. Secondly, you can wear flip-flops but not flip-flops with logos. Try wearing very simplistic flip-flops like see these ones below, they've got simple leather straps so you can pair them with a Kurta.

           Thirdly you could pair it with loafers if you've got a slightly Indianish looking pair of loafers maybe something with tassels like. In this case, when it comes to chuckles you can also wear them with Kolapuri Chappals like this. I'm personally not a big fan of these shoes but some people like it. It's completely your call. what I am a huge fan of and what I do recommend is that you go by yourself Indian formal shoes. Indian traditional shoes are that element of dressing that can elevate your whole look. I keep talking about how shoes set or tone for your entire outfit. So, if you want to innovate that formal tone, go buy yourself a pair of Indian formal shoes. You get some fantastic shoes in the range of 900 to 2,000 rupees and it's a one-time investment. Especially, if you're someone who has traditional clothes. often, go for a pair of Indian formal shoes. you just need a brown pair and a black pair that you can pair with every single Kurta. Not too many fancy colors nor white Mojaries nothing to shoddy like. If you just have a black and brown pair it would cover all situations.

kurta Pyjama dressing guide for bottom wear pairing

             Next, we'll talk about the bottom, where you can pair it with jeans or chinos. If you're going to college or for a very casual function but keep in mind you can't wear it for big events you can't wear it for family functions especially if you want to look fantastic in your Kurta. You got to pair it up with a hoodie dodd churidar are these cotton pants that are extremely tight at the base narrow ankle pants these falls at the bottom of the churidar enhance your entire look. It makes it look like one piece. It's like wearing an entire suit that's wearing the coat as well as the pants. So, if you want to go for a formal function or if you just even wanna go to your college and if you want to impress everyone, you could go for a churidar wear a Kurta with what is traditionally supposed to be worn with. You can also try wearing booties if you think you're capable of pulling it off.

Kurta Pyjama dressing guide for Outer or Jackets pairing

           Next, point to be noted Nehru jackets. It's extremely trendy right now which means it's very much in fashion, it also elevates your look once again. This Netaji style jacket makes your overall look a little more formal a little bit more dressy especially if you're someone who's going to college and if you can get your hands on a simple elegant jacket that will elevate your entire outfit. Go for these and the rules when it comes to jackets just keep it simple and matching it to the color of your base Kurta.

          
           So, not something that contrasts too much and at the same time look at the colors if you feel the colors match that does the trick. Two simple rules when it comes to matching your narrow jackets with your Kurtas. firstly, don't wear anything too fancy once again. Nothing, with too many patterns on it nothing with tawny mirrors and shine on it. Just keep it simple and the second rule you've got to understand is that you pair saturated colors with unsaturated colors. saturation is basically how much intensity of color there is in a certain piece of dressing. so as you can see how this jacket is saturated but it's paired up with an unsaturated color. that's the rule when it comes to Nehru jackets remember Nehru jackets are those pieces of dressing that separate you from the crowds. it is someone who wears Nehru jackets you'll automatically catch people's attention, definitely go for this.

Kurta Pyjama dressing guide for watches

           Next, we'll talk about watches two super simple rules no informal watches that are no fun straps no extremely thick straps and no metal watches. They don't look good with Kurta in my opinion. Instead, try going for leather strap watches like this below. These are trending styles.

 

        
           You just need a brown leather strap and a black leather strap. Wear your black leather straps with outfits that have an overall dark tone and this brown leather strap with an outfit that has an overall lighter tone. for example, check out this watch white die gold metal brown leather and it's going extremely well with this light-toned outfit. Remember it's this little attention to detail that elevates your entire look and makes you count as a well-dressed guy.

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Kurta Pyjama dressing guide of Budget

           And finally, we got to talk about dressing for the occasion. Another point that a lot of young bros get wrong. The kind of society we live in we're told by our elders that we should be wearing bright colors on occasions like Diwali or religious functions. So, make sure you stick to that theme and if you're going for a Shadi. once again don't wear something too sober at weddings you’re gonna wear something slightly fancy. That's why you can afford to be a little bit more shine a little bit more mirrors maybe you know something fancy like a Sherwani but all that is for another article. For now, we got to talk about a simple Indian traditional way for the average bro. and we've got to talk about budgets and prices. Kurta’s range anywhere between 500 rupees to 20 thousand rupees depending on the kind of material use the kind of patterns is it handmade is it designed is it made to fit your entire body but in my opinion, if you're just wearing a Kurta for a traditional day at college or for a casual Diwali something like that. Don't spend more than 2,000 rupees on a Kurta. you can go and buy it in your local clothing stores now check out these Kurtas. If you spend about 600 to 800 rupees on each of these types of extremely simple you can still look extremely elegant. But if you pair it up with the correct pieces of clothing. Look at these (kurtas between 600 to 800 rs)

     

            
          Now, this is an example of a slightly more expensive but trending style's Kurtas on the thousands of 1000 to 2,500 rupees range. It's got a pattern print for it and patterns are extremely trendy right now in today's fashion world. Definitely, you can go for it.

          
           Don't be mislead by the merchants or the salesman. Understand your personality and select the pieces of stuff that grace you and the event. Either you would be misled by them because they are very well trained to sell the product they don't care about you, they only care for their own profit and incentives, etc. We are thankful for reading this article and hope it will help you. Wish you a very Happy event.

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