Unveiling men’s ethnic fashion trends for 2019

One thing that is peculiar to fashion is change. Every passing year marks the transition in fashion trends. Keeping up with its latest trends helps feel more spirited and confident.

There are some men for whom fashion remains their high priority. They prefer to be ahead of others in the vogue. If you are one of those men, this is the right place for you.  In this blog, we will unveil men’s ethnic fashion trends for 2019.  

Floral Kurta with Paijama

Initially, floral kurtas were considered as outfits only for women. The beautiful patterns of flowers were synonyms to embellishing the beauty of ladies. But as the fashion trend changed, it was realized that men wrapped in these Kurtas look no less handsome. The magnificent prints embodying nature, make men look ravishingly beautiful. Floral kurtas come in different styles and colours and can also be worn both either with paijama or dhoti.

Waistcoat with a Churidar

When we think about wearing formals, what immediately comes to our mind is suit. No doubt, suits have dominated the wedding and functions for long. But recently, this trend has changed. The waistcoats along with churidars have stolen the limelight. Being a perfect blend of formal and ethnic looks, a waistcoat with a contrasting colour to the Kurta Paijam gives a formal elegance to men.

Jodhpuri Suit

A manifestation of the Indian Royalty, Jodhpuri suits are also known as the prince suits. They are known to add regal elegance to the overall personality and create a formidable aura around men. Along with several shades and designs, Jodhpuri suits also come in different collar styles. The two most popular collar styles are Bandhgala and Stand up collar. Different types of adornments like designer buttons and brooches are cherry on top of the cake to it. This outfit is typically meant to flaunt the luxury and richness. 

Kurta with jeans

The Kurta with jeans never loses its charm.  When it’s about an indo-western outfit, it remains the first priority for men. It can be worn on any occasion without giving any forethought. It’s for those who don’t wish to be completely ethnic with their looks. 

Although, there is no set rule to wearing this outfit, yet it is advisable to play only with colours, instead of trying embroidered or floral Kurtas over the jeans. Interestingly, one can also try wearing a Bundi Kurta with the jeans. It’s something which most men in the party would not be wearing and thus, will set you apart from others. 

Sherwani

Although worn on different occasions, Sherwani is typically a wedding outfit. Despite covering a long distance and going through several transitions, Sherwanis still remain close to fashion and help build a magnificent style statement for men. A man wearing it is sure to become the centre of attraction in a  wedding.

Sherwani can be paired with either Dhoti or Paijama. To add further elegance to it, one can also consider wearing a jacket on it. Not to mention that these jackets come in different styles and lengths.