51 Indian Custodians of Style.
Shah Rukh Khan.
Grey, black and white shirts that are teamed with trousers and denims. Shah Rukh Khan’s wardrobe is a monotone one but it’s far from boring.
Raghuram Rajan
Raghuram Rajan, the new Governor of the Reserve Bank of India has made the suit his very own. In the limelight ever since he took over as Governor of RBI,
Anand Mahindra
Brilliantly tailored suits, ties that walk the talk, a personality to match and an attitude to cap it off, Anand Mahindra is every bit the super-stylish businessman who shows the world that he’s never too busy to look impeccable. © BCCL
Saif Ali Khan.
Chote Nawab is known to get his sense of style from his royal heritage. He doesn’t experiment when it comes to fashion but his sense of classic, elegant, royal style ensures he’s permanently stylish. © BCCL
Rahul Khanna
Rahul Khanna’s sense of style is minimalistic and safe. Known to love fashion from the 1950’s, Rahul Khanna style is simple but there’s great attention to detail and there lies his winner. Of course, he can’t do without his Reiss suits! © BCCL
Arjun Rampal.
Effortless – this is Arjun’s sense of style. Known to dress for the occasion, Arjun is most comfortable in whatever he wears. He doesn’t have an ensemble preference and always dresses according to occasion. © BCCL
John Abraham
This model-turned-actor is most comfortable in his denims and vests but he can certainly work the formal look, too. In fact, his choice of well-cut suits and complementing ties are what brought him to this list. © Filmfare
Ranbir Kapoor
Even though Ranbir may not think of himself as stylish, we beg to disagree. He’s usually seen in jeans with button-down shirts and boy does he get those style files ringing. © BCCL
Abbas-Mustan.
White, white is their trademark. There are very few people who’d dare to wear an all-white ensemble but this duo does just that. They may not look like a million bucks but they’ve given the colour white a new meaning altogether. © BCCL
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