Best grooms wear trends and styles of the season | Styl-Inc-Stylblog!
Last Updated on November 19, 2020 by Team Styl.
Weddings are love and they are here to stay and it’s only fair that both the bride and the groom get equal attention. Most of the people only pay attention to what the bride wants or what she should wear. But times are changing and so should we and the groom must get his share of attention.so without further ado today we’ll talk about the latest grooms wear options for the Mr. to look dapper in!
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ASYMMETRY AND DRAPES
Asymmetrical silhouettes and drapes are no longer just limited to a girl’s wardrobe, it’s time for the guys to rock them. An asymmetric kurta or a sherwani with an inner drape is a modern take on the regular grooms wear silhouettes. A fresh and a trendier approach!
picture courtesy: Rohit Bal/ Shantanu and Nikhil
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BANDHGALA
This is a staple in every guys wardrobe so why is it still trending? I’ll tell you, the modern bandhgalas are everything we never thought they could be. They are embroidered and gorgeous! You can have them embroidered all over or just some patch work here and there and viola!
picture courtesy: Rohit Bal/ Manish Malhotra
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DESIGNS
Now let’s talk about the trending designs now. The trend of the season is floral and yes guys can rock is too! You can either get floral embroidery done or opt for a floral print if embroidery is not your deal. Both look great and plus you can easily twin with your missus.
picture courtesy: Sabyasachi/ Tarun Tahiliani
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THREADWORK
This is one of the most ‘in’ embroidery of the season. In this beautiful designs are embroidered on the garment using only thread so it’s needless to say how classy this work looks. Be it all over or in small patches, threadwork always look classy and never gaudy.
picture courtesy: Manish Malhotra
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WEAVE
New on the block are the weave sherwanis. This is perfect for the guys who want look regal but don’t like embroidery. In this type motifs are created by weaving strands of gold or silver threads in the weave of the fabric. So this is a step below embroidery and a notch higher than printed.
picture courtesy: Sabyasachi
So these are some of the latest trends in grooms wear that a soon to be groom can follow. These silhouettes and embroideries are critics approved! And if you wish to really take your wedding looks one step higher then reach us at STYL-INC.
Signin off,
Keep’in it Styl-ish,
-Priyal Malik
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