8 Men’s Accessories to Style Up Your Indo Western Outfits

Why only girls have all the luxury to experiment with accessories? Even you can dress with flair. When it comes to Indo western for men, there are a number of ways you can add more royalty to your outfit. If you choose the right accessory to your outfit, you don’t lose the manly essence. After all the styling is not just for women.

Here are eight accessories that will make you the star of the event -

Socks - With the Indo western suits for men wearing socks is compulsory. The socks in the market are mainly of four types - ankle length, calf length, ankle length. Instead of wearing a pair that exactly matches the lower garment, pick a shade which is contrasting. If you are wearing pyjamas, juti or sandals will be the appropriate choice instead of shoes.

Brooches - A brooch is a classic accessory for any ensemble. Two variety of brooches are available in the market. The simple single pin brooches consist of a decorative upper metal portion studded with stones. For small parties & get together boys generally avoid wearing brooches. You should miss on them for getting into the flamboyant avatar. On the other hand, multi-pin brooches have a centrepiece with a string of stones or pearls attached to it, they give an impeccable look to your indo-western.

Neckwear - Whether you are wearing a Nehru jacket with closed neck or a V-neck kurta, wearing a necklace will definitely compliment your look. If your jodhpuri suit has metallic buttons and embroiderd neck which are already adding spark to your outfit you forget about the neckwear. If not you can wear a pendant or a pearl necklace. Bolo ties, collar chains and ascot ties are some other options. Whatever you choose should go with the dress.

Pocket Square -  A number of people confuse pocket square with handkerchiefs. It is a decorative piece of cloth that peeks out from your pocket. This little item can give a total 180 turn Indo Western Suits for Men. A bright coloured pocket that matches your pants but contrast with the shirt is highly recommended. You can buy them in a plain, dotted and floral pattern. A pocket square made from silk, velvet or other patterns will become an oomph factor.

Cufflinks - They are an exquisite jewellery item made specifically for the purpose of securing your cuff. The simple buttoned approach is boring. Cufflinks are a way to express your personality through manly designs.

Stole - You can wrap a stole in light material that feels comfortable. A dupatta is a common choice but stole are exotic, they are longer than the scarves. If you are wearing a kurta with jeans, the stole is at your disposal. The ethnic stoles have slimming border perfect to attend a friend’s wedding and other late night ceremonies.

Turban & Kalangi - A turban is a headgear which can be as long as 8 meters! You don’t have to take the pain to tieing is yourself, readymade ones are readily available. For grooms, a kalangi is added to the safa. It is a small decorative pin with a feather on the top.