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Clothes make a man: 4 Bollywood fashion trends for men

Men who follow fashion always get the much needed attention from pretty ladies. So, if you too want to stay in the limelight, then it is necessary to pay attention to your clothing needs. Short

Clothes make a man: 4 Bollywood fashion trends for men Clothes make a man: 4 Bollywood fashion trends for men

Men who follow fashion always get the much needed attention from pretty ladies. So, if you too want to stay in the limelight, then it is necessary to pay attention to your clothing needs.

Short kurtas in dark colours and casual look flaunted by celebrities like Shah Rukh Khan and Hrithik Roshan are some of the fashion trends for men that are here to stay, says an expert.

Bhavya Chawla, Chief Stylist, Mr Voonik fashion app for men, shares a list of trends:

Clothes make a man: 4 Bollywood fashion trends for men

* Shah Rukh Khan's latest release "Raees" saw the superstar donning a 1980s' style with big collars. This will mark a comeback of vintage fashion for men. The short kurtas in colours like black, maroon or blue and big framed glasses are here to stay this year.

Clothes make a man: 4 Bollywood fashion trends for men

* Hrithik Roshan's casual look from "Kaabil" -- shirts, T-shirts and cotton blazers is here to stay.

Clothes make a man: 4 Bollywood fashion trends for men

* Ranbir Kapoor will be seen as a teenage detective in "Jagga Jasoos". He will also bring casual dressing to the forefront. The combination of bright hued shirts with contrasting coloured T-shirts and blazers paired with combat pants and khaki pants will reign the style charts for men this year.

* Athleisure are clothes designed for workouts and other athletic activities but also worn for other occasions such as casual or social gatherings. Celebrities like Sidharth Malhotra, Akshay Kumar and Ranveer Singh have also sported the comfortable outfit while travelling. The relaxed and easy-going look is going to grow big and become a prime trend this year as well.

(With IANS Inputs)