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ART of independent dressing: What is your style?
With Independence Day around the corner, we can’t resist but talk about freedom of expression. With expression comes a thought, with a brilliant thought at hand, vision becomes reality. The way you dress up shows your load of expression in entirety. It is time to give your creative side a fair chance to excel and bring out the audacious you out in public. Believe it or not, your fashion instincts are enough to help you stand out from the crowd and that too in a conveniently classy way.
Who says experimentation always goes wrong? Absolutely wrong! Well it all depends on the thought process with which a customized style of clothing has been brought into existence. One need not be a fashion designer to get a perfect fitting suit or tuxedo carved out of a piece of fabric. All you need to do is talk to your tailor and explain the authenticity you seek in order to find that ultimate sense of perfection and independence after wearing that perfect fit.
Look glamorous and always look forward to incorporate contemporary elements into your way of styling yourself or more appropriately the way you want to express your independence through your outfits. Make it a point to always dress to impress, but in your own way. There is no legacy in becoming an advocate of slow fashion. Make it a point to always give your subtle input while getting your favourite dressed. At the end of the day, the confidence that a style customized by you will bestow on your conscience, it can’t be achieved by the most expensive dress available in the market.
At the end of it, here is the highlight of what exactly is the purpose of independent dressing sense. It gives you a genuine outlook along with the highest degree of satisfaction. When the whole world is rotting with the same old ‘new fashion’ you get the chance to standout among the crowd and say, “hey look, now you can get jealous looking at my brilliant outfit and yes it is exactly the way I wanted”. Stay brilliant with your thoughts and do not forget to live awesome with independent dressing style.
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Dress according to your body type
Your dressing sense gives a deeper insight to your overall personality and brings out the real you. Dressing is not just to cover the body, but something which adds meaning to your individualism to set you apart from the ordinary. A well dressed man is a brilliant charmer and a spectacular showman at the same time. Be honest, haven’t you ever felt a sense of entirety while wearing your favourite suit or the one that fits you the best?
So, have you ever wondered how fashion goes wrong?
Yes, it does go wrong! We are not talking about ramp walks; we are talking about real life situations where dressing is the only bridge between you and the world around you. Over dressed or underdressed, it is a choice we make as an individual. Good or bad, it is the judgement made by the person you are going to meet or group of people you are going to address. Not dressing according to the body type is the most common mistake many of us commit and wait, we do have an excuse for it and which says, “Thou shall not judge”. Well what happens is the exactly opposite and we are judged either upfront or made felt that something has indeed gone wrong.
There is nothing wrong in dressing simple and neat. On the contrary it is the best way to avoid awkward moments at social gatherings. At the end of the day simplicity is either applauded or simply goes unnoticed.
Right up front — if you’re buying clothes that you plan to fit into after sticking to your diet/workout for a few months, you’re probably never going to wear them.
There’s nothing wrong in planning on changing your body size or shape, but it’s not a guideline for your wardrobe. You got to work it out with what you have when you get dressed in the morning.
The James Bond Suit
Leaving behind the mind-blowing gizmos and the amazing life that James Bond has, it’s the style he holds that captures the eyes of the whole world. Ever since Sean Connery appeared as James Bond in Dr No (1962 release), the craze for the poignant elegance conveyed by the James Bond suit has never gone out of style. James Bond is the name of a fictional character playing the role a British secret service agent, created by Ian Fleming. We’ll just have to thank Ian Fleming for introducing a man who has inspired men style for a long while already. Let’s get down onto discuss more about the details of style exhibited by Mr. Bond throughout the years.
The Sandown Hat:
The Sandown Hat would be one of the least noticed detail from James Bond’s closet. Sean Connery was just out with a complete showcase of the hat from ‘Dr No’ till the ‘Gold Finger’ mission. Though not followed by the other actors who played Bond, this trilby style hat sure was a great spec of added grace to the stylish ensemble.
The Bow- Tie:
The moment someone hears the name James Bond, they just start visualising a man in his suit and a bow-tie. Bow-tie has been a favourite James Bond accessory from the times of Sean Connery till our current Bond, Daniel Craig. Bond usually appears with his bow-tie on party occasions, more usually on the parties where he is set to meet the villains
The Grey suit:
The grey suit just went out to be real popular only after Mr. James slipped into one. Though grey suit was endorsed by every actor who played Bond, it’s always Sean Connery in a grey suit that pops up in our mind. The British accent of dressing has already impressed masses through the walks and talks of Mr. Bond in the movies. The grey suit that stole the hearts of millions is a three-piece one which is Glen Plaid tropical weave in grey. It includes the waist coast, the suit with 2 buttons on the front and 4 buttons on its cuffs, light blue shirt with cocktail cuffs, along with the grenadine weave navy tie.
The Midnight Blue suit:
This is a very common suit that has been in a follow of attire throughout the James Bond series, only that we had mistaken it for black suits. The midnight blue dinner suits are tuxedos with black lapels worn with the bow-tie and white shirts. The colour of the suit finds the exact match of the blue colour of the midnight sky. One could only differentiate between the blue cloth and black lapel with the day light; else you’ll just miss the blue tone like so many have always did. This blue shade was slightly replaced by midnight velvet shade in ‘Diamonds are forever’ movie.
The Brown suits:
Never being a part of fashion in London, the brown suits made their way to decorate Mr. Bond in most of his missions throughout the series. These brown suits were traditionally worn on the country side and made of rusty cloth patterns like tweed and flannel, but DanielCraig had a better kind of material for his ‘Quantum of Solace’ venture.
That’s all folks about the basic details of James Bond style. It’s your time to get onto walk with elegance, the James Bond way. Just hop into one and you’ll never regret it.
5 accessories that will add elegance to your sherwani
It is so true that Sherwani has been an integral part of traditional Indian attire for all kinds of celebrations we could ever think of. And especially the first and best pick for the big fast wedding, be it the groom or the guest. The word ‘Sherwani’ actually refers to the dress of the people of Shirvan in the Southern Caucasus region, the people from that region had a considerable impact on the arts and culture of the Mughal Empire and hence sherwani is all here with us. Undoubtedly, a sherwani adds elegance to your appearance, but wouldn’t it be great if you could more elegance to the sherwani itself. Well, the following accessories could help you on that and P N RAO can help on owning those accessories with style.
Tie the turbans
Turban is something that will do the first part of the whole trick. If you’re in a sherwani and wearing a turban, one can bet for sure, they’ll notice your turban before they have a glance on your sherwani. Adding to these, turbans are an integral part of an Indian groom’s outfit. And, instead of settling for a simple turban, go for a bejewelled one. You could shop for graceful designer turbans at PNRAO in Bangalore; turbans which are studded with precious or semi-precious stones, coloured to match your sherwani and with stunning patterns are all awaiting you at PNRAO.
Kalgi, the turban’s delight:
Turbans may catch the attention of the masses, but a kalgi pinned on to it will steal the show. Kalgi is a brooch for your turban. Establish a prominent look on your turbans with pinning a shinning kalgi to it. It’s real better to go for an ornamented kalgi that would match with the colours of your sherwani.
Go grand with the Pearl mala
These are nothing but the pearl garlands that a man could mount on while in a sherwani. Pearls are highly underrated by men, but men can pair to their sherwani them with utmost poise. The Pearl malas or garlands were traditionally worn by Maharajas on special occasions, not to mention that those were made of freshwater pearls.
Pin the brooches
You can just simply pin brooches on your sherwani to liven it up. A brooch is a versatile accessory and it could be easily paired up with any kind of outfit, be it the traditional or the western. Go with gold brooches for your sherwani to embed the style direct into the sherwani.
Sport on a Jutti, the royal way
After putting in this much attention to your whole attire, it would be unfair if you didn’t care about the footwear to match your sherwani. Just sport on a Jutti, as you’ll never be so wrong in life if you had thought people will never notice it. Especially if you are a groom in the big fat wedding, make sure you will never miss out the Jutti.