Being a fashion designer I love to experiment with different styles and looks. Here I am wearing the Indian Kurta and a patiyala salwar giving a desi Punjabi look a bollywood touch.
I completely loved the outfit perfectly stitched, which highlights the contours of one’s body
“THE PERFECT V SHAPES” for men. The Coral threadwork kurta worn unconventionally with the contrast navy salwar making me look metrosuxual Punjabi boy. And to complete this urbane look I needed my favorite black patent leather shoes.
When I wore the look for my friend’s wedding, I was told by some elder people with preconceived notion that the colour is bit girlie, the only witty remark that I could come up with was – Yes because I am a gay (don’t take it seriously). I don’t understand why people keep their thoughts and thinking capability boxed.
Colour has nothing to do with the gender, sexual preferences or individual's behaviour. It’s been ages when blue colour denoted boys and pink used for girls. Now we use the colour that enhances the look for the particular body shape, size and posture. When fashion and style is concern I feel one should go as wild as he can. I am not saying that men should go out in Skirts- but experimenting with the color, silhouette, cuts etc. will give you the idea that what can be the prefect style which suits the best on you.
I generally suggest all my clients to wear something in which they feel comfortable and confident in. Because when you wear something which you are not comfortable in it'll affect your reflexes. That thought of "Am I looking great" will keep poking, and you won't be able to feel confident and hence the charm in appearance will be lost.
Like for a Business meet one would prefer a perfect fit Blazer or a suit just to feel confident while giving presentation about an idea he's planning to sell. The similar way when you go out on a date the way you dress says a lot about you to the lady (PS- safest option is to wear a jeans, casual solid color tee and a blazer on your first date).
The basic rule I follow is to suggest color, which suits my client’s personality depending upon the shape, size, posture, lifestyle and profession. Then comes the fitting part, the cherry on the cake is when the fitting is perfect.
I have been designing and making clothes since 7 years now, and the only problem I've faced is with the proper fittings not all the tailors are able to give perfect fit to my client so I prefer Kachcha (semi stitched) trials and then I do the pinning and mark out the alteration on the body itself. And then I explain to the Karigar who then finalize the garment piece with the proper finishing.
And Ta-Da, the perfect color outfit with proper fitting is what gives you the style makeover.
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