Thursday, 11 September 2014

Sherwani Designs Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

Sherwani Designs  Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

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Open front style sherwani. in this golden sherwani with long collor and embroidery work on full sherwani looking osam, also embroidery on cuff  and border of the open front style.Attain a regal look with this golden shade benarasi silk brocade collar style sherwani featuring decorative jacquard patterns and beads, crystals embroidered decorative patterns. Similar heavily embellished collar, neckline and cuff adds allure to the rich look of the sherwani.If you want more details and information than checkout our pages Bollywood Celebrities Dresses,Bolywood Men Wears,Men Fashion,,Estern Celebrities wedding Dresses.
Heavy embroidery looks good on bases that are maroon in color. This is one of the latest styles to use heavily embroidered motifs that make a sherwani the center of attraction during the ceremony.
Some of the latest designs in mens sherwani make use of colors that outshine all other colors of the wedding venue. These include copper, beige and a combination of maroon with golden. A bridegroom who is tall, fair and has good looks should not miss the opportunity to wear one of these colors.
 Abbas Jafri is a Pakistani Boy model who was born in Islamabad and he is a former cricketer. Jafri won two Best Boy Model Lux Style Awards and one time he won Hum Awards. He is good looking and great person. Abbas Jafri started his career from cricket and he first time played in domestic cricket tournaments. After that he offers from fashion industry so he decide and joined modeling industry with his best performance and now he seen in different fashion events and shows. In this post he watched with Ayyan Ali which looked with gorgeous style. He wears off white color Sherwani which suit on his and increased his grace.Fancy kurtas are designed for special occasions like wedding or religious festivals and usually fancy, shiny material is used in these kurtas you can also add uniqueness and style by neck embroidery on kurta as shown below in some kurtas/sherwanis.This is comfortable in hot weather, warm in cold weather, and in Muslim societies, fulfils the requirement of modesty for men.  Yes, men have requirements too, and form fitting garments shouldn't be worn in non related mixed company unless it's necessary.
Men’s sherwani are elegant and suit all body types. When you are looking for a piece of royal clothing for a special occasion, it has got to be exclusive. Kaunsa.com presents sherwani for men made from richest brocades and the best of silks. Whether you are searching for a long sherwani, an Indo-western outfit, or a knee length embroidered coat, our collection is worthy paying a look at.
Hear we have stylish collection of Sherwani for the Engagement occeun dresses for Men 2013-2014.Attain a traditional yet trendy look with this beige and maroon shade benarasi silk brocade collar style and the centre panel gives the royal look to the sherwani. Paired with a matching churidar bottons.similar to an Achkan or doublet, and is traditionally associated with the Northern Indian, and especially with the Muslim aristocracy. It is worn over the Kurta and Churidar, Khara pajama, a shalwar. It can be distinguished from the achkan by the fact that it is often made from heavier suiting fabrics, and by the presence of a lining.The Sherwani originated in Indian Subcontinent and was court dress of nobles of the royals of India, before being more generally adopted in the late eighteenth century.
Sherwani has always been the most common mens wear for on their weddings. Besides, these attires are preferred for various festive and social functions organized in different parts of India and Pakistan. It is the consistent popularity of sherwanis that inspire creative designers to come up with a new collection every year.
A sherwani with embroidered vertical pleats is among the best wedding mens wear. The placket, collars and cuffs are among the sections that are embroidered to create highlights. The use of stones and beads further add to the glory of this hot and fashionable wedding attire for men. To match with this royal sherwani, a silk kurta and a churidar pajama are the apt choices.
Intricate embroidery patterns matched with glitzy minakari work is another style that lends royal look to the latest sherwanis. Embroidered motifs are the perfect embellishments that give an attractive look to this fabulous design. It is suggested to wear an embroidered mojari (a type of wedding footwear) with these mesmerizing designs.

sherwani designs  Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

sherwani designs  Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

sherwani designs  Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

sherwani designs  Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

sherwani designs  Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

sherwani designs  Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

sherwani designs  Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

sherwani designs  Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

sherwani designs  Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

sherwani designs  Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

sherwani designs  Kurta Pajama For Men Design Punjabi With Jacket Simple Punjabi Style with Nehru Jacket Sikh Style Photos

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