Modern Daily Mens Outfit

Indian clothing has evolved a lot over the years. The different types of traditional fabrics and designs that were the courtly favorites are now being used to create different types of modern clothes and garments. At the same time, traditional Indian garments like sarees and sherwanis are also available in many modern fabrics and designs to appeal to the younger generation. Exploring the immense variety of choices available in Indian fashion is an exciting experience because not only are there many traditional designs to browse, there are also many modern, fusion styles to choose from. Innovation in design has really changed the face of Indian fashion as fusion garments like modern sarees, men's Nehru jacket, kurtas, and tunics have become a crucial part of the ethnic fashion scene.

The biggest and most impressive change can be seen in the world of the saree. The modern saree is, in its look, quite different from its traditional variant, though it still retains that unmistakable elegance that makes sarees so unique. Of course, it is hard to categorize it on the basis of any one characteristic, as modern sarees come in many different fabrics and designs. From plain chiffon sarees to glamorous net sarees, from pretty dual tone sarees to daringly cut saree gowns, the range of options is quite vast. One common factor with all these different modern sarees is that they tend to create the sophisticated aura with the finesse of the fabric and the silhouette of the garment, rather than with the elaborate embellishments and designs, as is the case with traditional sarees.

Besides modern sarees, women today will also find plenty of modern salwar kameez, lehenga cholis and so on. Like sarees, these utilize newer types of fabrics and experiment with more western silhouettes. In casual wear, kurtas and indo western tunics have become the must have ethnic garments for young girls and working professionals.

In men's wear, a great example of fusion fashion is the men's Nehru jacket. This garment is essentially a western jacket that comes with a high, closed neck collar. The collar is what distinguishes it and gives it the uniquely fusion look as it is actually inspired by the bandh gala seen in Indian sherwanis. This garment can be worn in a number of different ways. It can be paired with smart, tailored trousers for a western look or it can be worn over a men's wedding sherwani for a fancy, wedding appropriate look. Kurtas and kurtis have also become a huge part of the modern man's ethnic ethos. These comfortable garments can be worn on a daily basis as well as for formal occasions, depending on the look and fabric used to make them. For casual wear, they are often paired up with jeans.

More traditional, ornate garments like the men's wedding sherwani or the Jodhpuri suits are also, today, available in more modern avatars. Instead of using ornate Indian embroidery, designers use subtle prints or western style lace work to add a western flair to the outfit.