In another instance, just earlier this month, the actor wore a complete white ensemble with a tailored shirt, pleated relaxed-fit trousers under a textured tuxedo, inspired by the mind-blending ocean waves, by a homegrown label called Amaare. Minimal yet suave, tailored yet stylish. While the jacket screams dressy, even occasionwear, the unbuttoned shirt and the relaxed fit of the trousers make it suitable for the office or even a party.
Speaking of parties, at GQ’s Best Dressed eventVarma made an entry with his girlfriend Tamannah Bhatia wearing a metallic striped woven jacket with matching wide-legged pants over a sheer round-neck T-shirt. Styled by Vrinda Narang, the actor showed off his lean frame in a sharp Amit Aggarwal outfit. It’s a prime example of playing around with different silhouettes–mixing and matching something structured and tailored (like the jacket) with something more relaxed (like the pants); different textures can elevate the basic idea of a suit to something that is contemporary and stylish.
This grey jacket look from BOSS (of Hugo Boss) is another example of that. The actor, instead of going all-out formal with a three-piece suit, wore a white round-neck T-shirt under a double-breasted jacket and matching trousers, proving the importance and versatility of having a good quality mid to heavyweight white T-shirt.
If you’re ever stuck wondering what to do with those suits in your closet, just scrolling through Vijay Varma’s Instagram account will give you inspiration and ideas on how to suit up in style.
