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Sahil Salathia has emerged a true fashion icon with his unconventional sartorial choices. The man knows how to make a statement in the most unique way, and his outfits are always something never-seen-before. As the actor turns a year older today, here’s counting down five times he redefined men’s fashion in a bold way.
- Who says jewellery is made to be worn only by women? Evidently, Sahil likes to prove the saying wrong and he does that in style. From elaborate neck pieces, to antique bangles and classy rings, the actor has rocked them all, making waves with his charisma and challenging the norms in a stylish way.
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- Another norm that Sahil has challenged with his fashion choices is opting to wear skirts in the most unique ways. The way he carries it shows how the garment, which was once considered only a women wear, can be made unisex and that too with utmost panache and masculinity.
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- How to make a traditional wear contemporary? That question has been answered by Sahil multiple times and even at world stage. The actor paired traditional dhoti with an embellished blazer at the pre-Oscar party this year, and at the New York Fashion Week, he converted his mother’s Banarasi sarees into a cape.
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- Who could’ve thought that tennis shorts could make it to a red carpet? Well, Sahil not only thought about it, he made it possible in the classiest way. The actor looked suave pairing his formal blazer look with his father’s tennis shorts, bringing a little family with him on the glam of the red carpet.
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- Art is as good as the canvas that carries it makes it look, and Sahil is the perfect canvas for the most risqué outfits. Wearing a flowy embellished gown that accentuates his chiselled physique, the actor made heads turn with this unique outfit.
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