Premium Italian Suiting Plain Sherwani

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Sometimes, the boldest statements are made by the simplest designs.
A plain blue sherwani is a classic and versatile garment, popular for formal events, particularly weddings. Its simplicity offers sophistication and allows for various styling choices, depending on the shade of blue and the fabric. 
Fabric and shade options
Royal Blue: This rich, deep blue shade is a powerful and elegant choice, often associated with royalty and confidence. In fabrics like suiting, raw silk, it has a luxurious sheen, while in velvet, it offers a plush, opulent feel suitable for colder seasons.
Navy Blue: A timeless and versatile color, navy blue is a favorite for evening events and receptions. It looks sharp in structured fabrics and pairs well with traditional embroidery.
Indigo Blue: This captivating, deep blue hue evokes a sense of tranquility and wisdom. It can be paired with contrasting details, such as subtle gold or silver accents, for added interest.
Ice Blue/Sky Blue: Lighter shades of blue are perfect for daytime weddings and summer events, offering a refreshing and stylish look. A light fabric can create a relaxed yet sophisticated appearance.
Brocade: A textured fabric woven with intricate patterns, brocade adds a traditional and royal feel to a sherwani. Its designs can add subtle visual interest to an otherwise plain blue garment. 
How to style a plain blue sherwani
Accessories: For a plain sherwani, you can use accessories to add visual interest.
Pocket square: A pocket square in a contrasting or complementary color can be a subtle but elegant detail.
Shawl: A patterned or richly embroidered shawl can elevate the look for a formal occasion.
Brooch: A brooch on the collar or chest can add a touch of regality.
Turban: A patterned or embellished turban can provide a dramatic contrast to a simple sherwani.
Innerwear and bottoms: Traditional pairings for a sherwani include a trousers or a salwar.
Monochromatic: Pairing a plain blue sherwani with matching blue bottoms creates a modern, sleek, and streamlined silhouette.
Contrasting: For a classic look, opt for neutral-toned bottoms, such as white, ivory, beige, or gold, to make the blue sherwani stand out.
Pathani: A pathani sherwani with a Patiala shalwar provides a simple yet elegant twist.
Footwear: Traditional footwear completes the look.
Khussa, Mojaris or juttis: These are classic choices for weddings and formal events, and can be selected in a color that complements your sherwani or bottoms.
Loafers: For a contemporary or Indo-Western look.