Sometimes all you need an outfit that has clean lines with a bit of ruffle and sparkles just to make you feel like you’re on top of the world. Shantanu and Nikhil is a sure fire way to make anyone beautiful – both male and female. They have some of the cleanest lines in the business. If you’re looking to recreate the pastel trend going around right now Shantanu and Nikhil is the perfect fit.

They’re innovative with their silhouettes, they’re strategic with their type of fabrics, and of course there’s something for everyone. They range from traditional ethnic wear to asymmetrical western fusion fashion.

But the men’s range… now that’s where it’s really at.

It’s rare that we find such innovation with men’s clothing within the Indian fashion realm. I love the drapping, the ruffles and the asymmetrical sherwanis. They have this subtle embroidery contrasting the copious amounts of fabric, or they create the complete opposite. Clean lines, structured silhouettes, modern lines. There is nothing difficult about styling a Shantanu and Nikhil outfit, most of the time the piece speaks for itself.

The colors chosen by Shantanu and Nikhil are either crisp shades of black and whites, or more muted pastels. It works perfectly for the types of designs they create, the balance of patterns and embroidery are combined perfectly with the types of fabrics.

They know whaat they’re doing.

When Shantanu and Nikhil stray away from the pastels we get these beautiful metallic, rich colors. One of my favorite pieces is the lengha Kriti is wearing, with metallic gold embroidery. I’m a sucker for gold and white and Shantanu and Nikhil never disappoint. Ethnic wear at its best.

The more western silhouettes are gorgeous. They are draped in such a way, they would definitely compliment multiple body types. The cuts aren’t the most experimental, but they’re not playing it safe either. Androgynous Indian fashion is difficult to find, but Shantanu and Nikhil do it best.

Shantanu and Nikhil have cemented their place in the Indian fashion industry, but in recent times they have really left their mark. They are advancing into the avant garde fashion scene and when it comes to mens fashion they definitely are almost there.

It’s a sore subject, but my non existent husband would definitely be wearing Shantanu and Nikhil on our wedding day.

I love their dainty designs, the western silhouettes, and the draping is insanely exceptional. There is always a surprise element, whether it’s the embroidery, or a little but of ruffled sleeves. It always works. The play of asymmetry is done so well, I would go as far as to say Shantanu and Nikhil have some of the cleanest lines in the Indian fashion game.

They say a man in a suit is one of the sexiest sights, but I would like to say a man in Shantanu and Nikhil…wam, bam, thank you ma’am.