Prints in a man's world

Paresh uses a wide range of colours in his creations and doesn’t believe in sticking to just black and grey. Pink, yellow and other bright shades find a place in his ensemble.

“Interestingly, men have begun to move away from blue, grey and black and are open to varied and vibrant colours,” says Paresh. He adds that men are becoming more and more experimental with every season. “My look for this season is all about flamboyant prints. Printed shirts come with interesting details  and the trousers have been our outfit anchors – the unassuming backdrop to a floral shirt. Bright hues have made a massive comeback over the past few seasons,” he says.

He points out that though coloured trousers have always been in vogue, somehow men have been hesitant to wear these. “While some people still have a fear of grabbing attention, that attitude is slowly changing. Young men want to wear clothes that make heads turn. Wearing bright colours gives them confidence and add to their personality,” believes Paresh.

Talking about the finer aspects of the collection, he says,  “Care has been taken to give detailing on the collar, buttons and handcuffs. This gives the garment a more suave, preppier and sartorial look,” he adds.

Paresh adds that he enjoys working on making garments with good cuts and great workmanship. “These printed shirts go well with jackets and chinos. You could pair them with just about anything, depending on the occasion,” he says.

About accessories, Paresh says that while men love to wear accessories, in this collection, it is the printed shirts that make a statement on their own.

“One can’t really wear too many accessories with these  outfits because the shirts by themselves look good,” he adds.

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